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book on J2EE design patterns

 
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I need a book on J2EE design patterns. or indetail tutorial.. Any suggessions?

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Here is Sun's online J2EE Patterns material. It's pretty good.

I also have a copy of EJB Design Patterns by Marinescu, one of the major guys from The Middleware Company and The Server Side. I haven't had need to study it much yet, but it looks good, too.
 
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Of course you cannot forget the "Core J2EE Patterns" in book form. Since it is from Sun I assume it is pretty close to the link Stan posted.

Mark
[ June 09, 2005: Message edited by: Mark Spritzler ]
 
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