I suggest that you download the EJB 1.1 or 2.0 specification from
java.sun.com. It's in PDF format, and if you have access to a decent
laser printer and/or copier that prints on both sides, you can make a
nice book out of it with a 3-ring binder.
This document is suprisingly readable for a technical document. If
you've already read one or more EJB books and have a good familiarity
with EJB, the spec will fill in a lot of the gaps that the books
don't. It talks in great detail about how transactions are required to
work in an EJB container, but predictably, it doesn't talk much about
how a vendor might implement the various required behaviors.
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 15:14:29 -0800, "Kenneth D. Litwak"
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> I've seen a number of EJB books, including the recnet Applying Enterprise
>JavaBeans, and everything , in spite of how big it is, seems to cover the
>basics. Is there an advancd book taht covers all the little nuances of
>transactions, distributed trnsactions, internal server implementation
>(admittedly vendor-specific in part) , best practices, etc. I know there are
>web sites like theserverside.com, but I'm looking for a book. Thanks.
>
>
> Ken
>
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