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Beginning EJB3.0

 
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Hi all,

I am new to ejbs. I finished core java,jsp,servlets,struts and i would like to study ejb3.0. I dont have any idea on ejb technology.
can i start Ejb3.0 directly? what is the best book for it.
Can anyone please suggest me.

Thank you
 
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Yes, you can start EJB 3 directly. I lived "EJB 3 in Action". There are a number of good EJB 3 books. You can search this forums for more. Just be sure it is an EJB 3 book rather than and EJB 2 book as a lot has changed.

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Well Mastering EJB is also a great book.

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