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Hi,
Are there any good tutorials/books on JBOSS (other than the online doc which seemed too heavy!) for a beginner? If not, is the online doc the best thing to follow? What I need to do is use JBOSS as an application server but I think the online doc also deals with the ins and outs of JBOSS implementation.
Please help! TIA
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JBoss documentation is notoriously bad (even the stuff you pay for). They do tend to rattle on about their JMX kernel architecture quite a bit. The cynic in me thinks this is because JBoss make all their money from support and consulting...

Your best bet with JBoss is to use the examples they include. I also found that just looking at the source code now and again clears up a few uncertainties.
 
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