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I finished my SCJP a few months ago, and lately I'm trying the database field (Oracle on Linux). In the mean time, I started to read Ed Roman's book on EJB and found it very good. I'm wondering on what position is this week's book,
" Building Scalable and High-Performance Java(TM) Web Applications Using J2EE(TM) Technology", compared to Ed Roman's classic one.
 
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Read the book review here https://coderanch.com/t/309561/EJB-JEE/java/weeks-giveaway and decide yourself what is good for you
 
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