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J2EE Book ?

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christopheollier

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Hi,

What is in your opinion the best book(s), printed or online, on J2EE architecture & programming, assuming I already know Java ?
 
i don't really thing u will need one, assuming you already know java. J2ee is the same as j2se except it contains additional libraries such as RMI etc. there are good tutorials on the likes of RMI on the javasoft website. they are free so i would recommend that u download them and read 'em!!!

just done a search on amazon.com, there are plenty to choose from :)
 
Hi,

J2EE covers alot of ground and no one book really does the whole thing justice. There are alot of good books on the various technologies

For EJB's, I suggest Enterprise Java Beans by Monson-Haefel

For Servlets, a good place to start is Core Servlets and Java Server Pages by Hall

For a more complete reference on JSP's, Java Server Pages by Bergston is great.

You may also want to pickup a book or JNDI as well.

Hope this helps.
 
Try J2EE Server Programming

You can find it at wrox.com

Big on size and big on detail !!! regards,
Ian Spence
 
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