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EJB Cookbook
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Mike Southgate
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Joined: Jul 18, 2003
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I'm new to J2EE and will be turning my attention to EJB's in a little bit. Would this book be a good intro for someone well versed in Java, but not J2EE?
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Mark Whipple
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Joined: Jul 21, 2003
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I am of course prejudiced, but think this would be a good reference book for a beginner. It provides examples of common problems seen in J2EE projects in the real world. We took feedback from developers in their work situations to come up with the recipes.
Mark
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Pradeep bhatt
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Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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What does "cook book" actually mean?
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Benjamin Sullins
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Greenhorn
Joined: Aug 04, 2003
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A cookbook is a collection of recipes. A recipe is a step by step set of directions for doing something. In this case, our book contains recipes for dealing EJB tasks/problems.
Ben Sullins
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Pradeep bhatt
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Am I right in saying it as a EJB best practices book?.
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Nelson Giron
Greenhorn
Joined: Jul 21, 2003
Posts: 3
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How do you think will be the future in EJB technology?
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Pradeep bhatt
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Originally posted by Nelson Giron:
How do you think will be the future in EJB technology?
Please do not do multilple postings, that too in the same forum.
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Nelson Giron
Greenhorn
Joined: Jul 21, 2003
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Sorry I'm new in Java Ranch
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sunitha reghu
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Joined: Dec 12, 2002
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Originally posted by Pradeep Bhat:
Am I right in saying it as a EJB best practices book?.
Both are different:
Best practices in baking a cake is
preheat the oven
use fresh eggs
butter room temp
dust the pan with flour etc etc
But recipie for baking a cake is
set by set instruction how to make a cake {the exact amount of ingredients u need and the instructions}
So i think title of the book is very good 
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Benjamin Sullins
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Joined: Aug 04, 2003
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while its not a best practices by definition, we certainly tried to advocate what we thought was the best solution for a given problem. In addition, we do recommend tools for some tasks, like XDoclet for instance.
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Jon Poole
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Joined: Jun 19, 2003
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Is it safe to say that cookbook == pattern book?
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Ben Sullins
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Greenhorn
Joined: Oct 07, 2002
Posts: 19
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No its not a pattern book, although there are a few in the book. Basically, the book tries to answer commonly asked questions (and some not so common) of EJB development. "I want to XYZ, but how?"
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Jon Poole
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Joined: Jun 19, 2003
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I find myself asking that question a lot... I'm going to check the book out.
Thanks
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John Hembree
hired gun
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Joined: Mar 07, 2003
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Originally posted by Ben Sullins:
No its not a pattern book, although there are a few in the book. Basically, the book tries to answer commonly asked questions (and some not so common) of EJB development. "I want to XYZ, but how?"
Does that make it more along the lines of a solution oriented approach then if not a pattern?
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Vedhas Pitkar
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Joined: Jan 27, 2001
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Hi,
According to me the best book for beginners is astering EJB By Ed Roman.It covers right from the basics to very complex topics like EJB QL.Also,it's free
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Pradeep bhatt
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Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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Ask me, Orielly book is the best. Not sure about the EJB cookbook.
Originally posted by Vedhas Pitkar: Hi, According to me the best book for beginners is astering EJB By Ed Roman.It covers right from the basics to very complex topics like EJB QL.Also,it's free
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