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Hi,
Is "Professional Java Server Programming J2EE 1.3" the best book for J2EE or do you know any better books with good examples?
How about Mastering EJB, by Ed Roman?
Thanks,
 
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I own a copy of "Mastering EJB". It is quite a good book. It only covers EJBs, however, not all of J2EE. You would still need something to help with JSPs, servlets, J2EE design patterns, etc.
 
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Hi Sita
I do not know about J2EE Server Programming 1.3 but Enterprise JavaBeans by Richard Monson Haefel(O'Reilly publications) is a very good book in my opinion.
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sanj
 
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