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Hi,
i am familiar with java, jsp and a small anmount to beans. Could anyone reccommend some books that will take me through the the more complex jsp and ejb applications with examples and into professional ejb application design. By the way, this is one of the best java help related sites i have found
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My favorite book recommendations:
Enterprise JavaBeans by Richard Monson-Haefel (O'Reilly)
Java Servlet Programming by Jason Hunter (O'Reilly)
Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans by Ed Roman (Wiley)
Applying Enterprise JavaBeans by Vladena Matena
(Addison-Wesley)
and
Core J2EE Patterns by Deepak Alur (Addison-Wesley)
If you read and UNDERSTAND what's in these 4 books you're well on your way to grokking EJB's and J2EE.
Of course, if you use WebSphere you could just get my book
Kyle
 
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