EJB 3.0 book by Head First

Hi,
I want to know from the writers of HEAD FIRST when they would bring EJB 3.0 in market .i have bought HEAD FIRST 2.0 in Octber 2009 which is useless for me to give EXAM of EJB 2.0 because sun has stopped SCBCD 2.0 .

But HEAD FIRST is always my first choice book because i have passed my
SCJP 1.5 and SCWCD by prepearing from HEAD fIRST.

from Headfirst writers i want to know is there any softcopy that would help us to move from ejb2.0 to 3.0 by using the chapters in ejb2.0 book which i purchased two months back and read it by mistake

ritesh kesari
scjp
scwcd

You may have better luck getting an answer if you post it in the SCBCD forum or EJB forum and not here.

Howdy, Ritesh!

I want to know from the writers of HEAD FIRST when they would bring EJB 3.0 in market .

You know champion, this question has already been asked several times... and the answers is, the time is still undefined. In fact, Head First is looking for qualified people to write this book. For more information, please take a look here. Before posting a question, please make sure it hasn't been asked, by searching for the answer in the Search area of the forum.

Another thing, before posting a question, I'd kindly like to ask you to choose the appropriate forum for your question. Not only you'll have your questions answered faster, but you'll also help us keep everything in the right places at the ranch!

Thanks a lot!

Moving this to SCBCD forum.

I remember that there was a mention from one of the authors of the EJB 3 in Action in writing a Head First EJB 3.0. But later even it did not materialize. I guess there will not be any Head First EJB 3.0. Already EJB 3.1 is on its way. So to say, let's atleast hope for Hear First EJB 3.1.

Howdy, y'all.

Jothi Shankar Kumar wrote:Already EJB 3.1 is on its way.

EJB 3.1 is already available in GlassFish v3! For information about the EJB 3.1 JSR, please take a look here.

Yes, I agree. Now will there be any upgrade to the SCBCD 5.0 Certification?

This topic has been discussed multiple times, and one of the previous discussions contains an authoritative answer by Bert Bates. Please use the Search function to find those discussions. I'm closing the topic.