> If you were serious about using jBoss you could have bought the > subscription > to the documentation (which is pretty good BTW). Also there is a quick > start template available, and the Enterprise JavaBeans book by Richard > Monson-Haefal combined with the jBoss 3.0 workbook should be > adequate to get > even the most inexperienced of newbie's on the fast track to productivity.
1. I am certainly not inexperienced with J2EE development. 2. We do have the subscription. 3. I've read the Monson-Haefel book. Also Ed Roman's book, and Floyd Marinescu's too. So, please, don't come the RTFM with me. I did, and I don't think the FM is entirely adequate. That's my major complaint! My opinion of the documentation is significantly different to yours, obviously. Why should I be 'serious' about JBoss? I'm serious about delivering quality software in the time allocated to me. Really, whether it's JBoss or something else is just a question of productivity, or religion. I'm not interested in religion. Whatever works is the motto I'll live and die by. regs scot. ____________________________________________________ To change your JDJList options, please visit: http://www.sys-con.com/java/list.cfm Be respectful! Clean up your posts before replying ____________________________________________________
