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Hi JavaRanches....
i am new to ejb.. i know rmi and rmi-iiop,jsp,servlet.... what the important topics must know to introduce this technology(ejb), and what the good book to read it...
thanks...
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Have a look at this thread:

https://coderanch.com/t/317793/EJB-JEE/java/Starting-trouble

Couple of good books have been mentioned in that post.
 
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There are EJB 3.0 tutorials on the net. if you have not looked at Hibernate and Spring then I suggest you look at those two as well. EJB 3.0 extends and builds on Hibernate 3.0.

if you want to skim through EJB 2.0 then get a free PDF download on Ed Romans' book on Mastering EJB available on the ServerSide.com.
 
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