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Summary: simple, detailed and complete
Review: I have seldom read such a high quality technical book. It is highly simplistic with appropriate amount of details. The author explains all the newer features of EJB2.0 and other high end features like clustering etc.
I highly recommend it to new J2EE developers.
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Summary: Fantastic collaberative work; extremely practical focus
Review: This is the best java book of any kind I have read. Like java itself, its construction was subject to rigorous community review. Mr. Roman has a talent for expressing highly complex and rapidly changing concepts in a very digestible manner. If you are in any way involved in the development of EJBs, you should strongly consider buying this book.
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Summary: BEST BOOK OF EJB IN THE MARKET
Review: This is the Best Book of EJB in the market.
Its been written after getting the input from 1000+ users. Along with the Valuable experience of ED Roman and his team.
Ed Roman has wonderfully written the part 1 of the same series And this is enhanced with different aspects of EJB 2.0.
I am sure you will love it.
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Summary: The complete story
Review: You want to learn EJB Programming? Then you need this book. Its just the complete story in all details written down very clearly by Ed Roman.The book describes the differences of the standards, how to use J2EE. It describes some architectural points of view as well. In the end it gives an detailed example of EJB usage. The best book for leanring EJB
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Summary: Best book concerning J2EE
Review: A must have for developers and designers using Java-technology on a server! This book provides you with ALL the information necessary to select the J2EE-platform and build comprehensive solutions based on this impressing technology. Don't mess around with searching for another book because this one will give you fully qualified answers to ALL of your questions arising during the road to J2EE.
Concerning practical value, one of the best books in the field of computer science I've ever read. Thank you Ed
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Summary: Best Book For EJB
Review: This is probably the best book available in the Market on EJBs. The book introduces EJB fundamentals and quickly gets into the details. It completely covers EJB 2.0 spec. and it also talks about the best EJB practices. The books makes you feel as if you are learning from a real teacher! Every EJB developer must have this book.
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Summary: Community Driven, Expertly Written
Review: It is so nice to see a book like this on the market. Ed Roman, et al come up with a great book, and the community of TheServerSide.Com enhance and polish it. This is a must have for any EJB developer. Fantastic.
And you can download the PDF from TheServerSide.com!
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Summary: Simply the Best for J2EE
Review: This author really understands the strengths and pitfalls of J2EE. I really like that he covers the tough issues for building enterprise-level applications. He is also a great writer. This is the clearest written treatment of this stuff I've read anywhere - the code examples are so clear and to the point. It's not just the best EJB developer book around, it's one of the best on J2EE.
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Summary: Putting Roman to Work
Review: I loved Ed Roman's first book and he really delivers with this new edition. It's loaded with practical, nuts-and-bolts information that I've already been able to use on my current project. Ed Roman really comes through on the job.
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Summary: Good work. Very detailed and explanatory
Review: A lot of public review work went into writing this book. Even though this book will be available as a freely downloadable PDF, it is recommended that you buy it - in support of all the work that went in. It details a lot that you thought you new about EJBs, and don't. Also watch for the EJB Design Patterns book, to supplement this. This book also has some good examples and best practices. It comes with a EJB poster, that is quite impressive. It is absolutely a must have for any EJB 2.0 Developer/Architect and a great treat to start the new year.
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