Originally posted by Alvin chew:
what database will be introduced as example in this book ?
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Originally posted by Tu Le Quang:
Hi,
Now there's a trend of using lightweight container such as Springframework instead of the heavyweight container of J2EE Application Server. In fact, the j2ee applicationa work quite well with Spring framework. So did you mention something about it in your book?
Thanks
Ankur<br />SCJP,SCBCD
Originally posted by Ankur Jain:
[QB]Hi Solveig,
just went thru book's TOC, i have two ques:
a)the book has around 320 pages .dont u think that's too less considering the j2ee which is huge.
b)what's Chapter 7: Does a Cup of J2EE in the Morning Always Smell Like Victory? all about.[B]
QB]
Originally posted by Ray Marsh:
What is the essence of J2EE?
What are the main concepts, components, methodologies, languages, etc?
Obviously Java is one, but surely there are others.
Would someone be kind enough to induldge my newbie questions?
SCJP
Originally posted by venkat kondarapu:
Hi,
I am a bit confused about j2ee/EJB transactions.I can say,I'm little weeker in that area.does this book covers J2EE transactions,because the transaction management is the heart of the J2EE application.
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Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland:
Beyond that, I'm going to just weasel out and say that's a big question to answer just in this forum. There are resources out there that cover it, and my favorite ;> is my "J2EE: The Big Picture" book.
Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland:
Hi Jeremy,
About .5% of the book is sample code. So you'd want a more detailed book about doing, rather than understanding. I define SSL but that's all.
On the other hand, it's got a really cute cover. The real cover isn't on Amazon yet. http://www.bigpicture-books.com/coverbig.jpg Lots of J2EE puns.
Solveig
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"J2EE: The Big Picture" by Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, and Anthony Orapallo
Knowledge without coding.
Understanding without boredom.
And occasional references to badgers.
I'm new to Java and J2SE. Will "J2EE 1.4: The Big Picture" help me learn more about Java as well?
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Java Developer, Thailand
Originally posted by William Duncan:
see my post please:
https://coderanch.com/t/314526/EJB-JEE/java/Persistence-frameworks-Who-needs-them
Originally posted by Ray Marsh:
The table of contents is very helpful. Thank you.
Is this book simple enough for someone unfamiliar with J2EE to benefit from it?
Of course assuming a basic knowledge of application development in General and Java in particular.
Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland:
Not really. This book is about taking people from confused and overwhelmed to "oh, is that all there is to it?" What you get is either just the ability to grok, and that's all some people need. If you need to do J2EE, it gives you the grokking capacity you need to move on to learning to do stuff with J2EE.
Solveig
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solveig@bigpicture-books.com
www.bigpicture-books.com
"J2EE: The Big Picture" by Solveig Haugland, Mark Cade, and Anthony Orapallo
Knowledge without coding.
Understanding without boredom.
And occasional references to badgers.
Originally posted by Judd:
Solveig,
You seem pretty clever and witty as well. From what I have hear, you are also pretty cute. My question: Are you seeing anyone right now?
Originally posted by James Bacon:
I'm new to Java and J2SE. Will "J2EE 1.4: The Big Picture" help me learn more about Java as well?
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Originally posted by Alvin chew:
hi, solveig , on chapter 18 - internationalization , can your briefly explain what is it about ?
Originally posted by Alvin chew:
hi, solvieg , what do you means by "Je Ne Sais Quoi" ?
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Originally posted by John Zukowski:
What do you recommend as the next book, after someone finishes reading your book?
J
SCJP, SCWCD, SCBCD, Oracle Certified Professional (SQL n PL/SQL)
Originally posted by r rajeev:
sorry i posted a new thread instead on putting my reply heresorry guys..
hi,
I have been seeing new J2EE books coming in and out of the markets dialy.. is this another addon ?? i would like to read a book which take me from the very basics to the very advanced.. can i find it here ?? its been a while i have worked on EJB, i am working an architecture similar to EJB but its not EJB can i imporve my EJB skills if i go and get ur book ?? wat is new in it which is not in others ???
Thanks,
Rajeev
Originally posted by Alvin chew:
hi, solveig, i'm from asia country (malaysia), i shopping around the bookstore, but i didn't see this book around, when will asia country start selling this book ?
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