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330 Java Tips(PDF)
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newsgroups and my site. Here also many answers from my letters to people that asked me questions by email.
This book is a result of my daily work during last few years. All answers can be found somewhere on Internet, but it takes much time to find them. Having all of them in one place, in the form of e-book, saves you hundreds hours.
This free ebook is available for novice.
http://www.jvsoft.org/ebook/330tips/330_tips_Jul22_2003.pdf
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EJB Design PatternsThe book is excellent. Gives you a very good insight not only on the role of EJBs in the modern J2EE architecture but the J2EE architecture itself. Terse but interesting and comprehensive.
I believe every J2EE programmer of a mid to senior level has to read it and understand the Chapter 6, which is kind of a recap of the book. I wish I worked in a team where every developer has read this book - it would be so much easier to communicate and build a well designed enterprise application.
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