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hi

i search a book on EJB3 who show step by step how to build a JEE program who use EJB3

any suggestion?

thanks
 
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There's a forum for J2ee technologies. Even one for SCBCD. Your should try there. By the way, there's good news for you here:
https://coderanch.com/t/162318/java-EJB-SCBCD/certification/Good-news-if-you-re
 
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I think the book you want is Beginning EJB 3. It's a fairly straight forward look at EJB 3, and how you can build EJB 3 components:

Beginning EJB 3 Appliation Development

What you really should do is couple that book with a more advanced reference on EJB 3, such as this one:

Pro EJB Development

And of course, you can't count out those O'Reily Books with the animals on the front. This is a good EJB reference guide:

Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 by Bill Burke

Cheers!

-Cameron McKenzie
[ November 15, 2006: Message edited by: Cameron W. McKenzie ]
 
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