Hi Anushe,
Here are my answers.
1.How would you compare your book with other books like Pankaj Kumar�s book J2ee Security for Servlets,Ejb�s?
ANSWER: Well, I don't want to be that one who says that his own book is better than others. The truth is that we made a choice when we started to write this book. We really wanted to write a definitive guide to
Java security and cover all the hot topics. So we go over Servlets and EJBs, but we do much more than that: we have lots of crypto, Web services, J2EE and J2SE stuff.
2. Can it be used as a good reference book on J2SE security topics and security aspects of Enterprise Applications Technologies.
or
The main focus is only on security aspects of Enterprise applications technologies (Servlets, EJBs and Web Services)?
ANSWER: We covered J2EE and J2SE security in detail. But we covered lots of related topics as well: cryptography, architectures, scenarios, firewalls, etc. So hopefully our book will be a good reference for anybody who needs to work on an enterprise system securely.
Thanks,
Marco Pistoia