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Learning EJB3 - For Beginners and Advanced Users

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Here are wwo ways to get into EJB 3.x. For the complete beginner, Adam has a EJB 3.0 in 5 minutes. And for the advanced user, PACKT Books just published Michael Sikora's EJB 3 Developer Guide home page, TOC, Amazon). Both use the GlassFish Server

For a while I thought that EJBs were always going to be - or be perceived as - "too (conceptual) heavy"; maybe EJB 3.1 and EJB3.1 lite will actually change this. More EJB notes at EJB posts at TA

GlassFish: The Aquarium

Installing EJB Container in GlassFish V3 - MaheshKannan

<sep/>simplifies EJB development even further. A couple of EJB 3.1 features have been implemented in GlassFish V3. In this blog I will describe how EJB container can be installed in GlassFish V3.

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TopLink JPA Annotation Reference

This reference quotes extensively from the JSR-220 Enterprise JavaBeans v.3.0 Java Persistence API specification to summarize annotation information by category (see Table 1-1) and explains when and how you use these annotations to customize JPA behavior

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Nabble - java.net - glassfish users - EJB3 timer: automatically start with module deployment?

things and this seems to be the most "specification conformant" way of doing things. However, one thing so far is bothering me: Both the resources I found and read on the web and the "Mastering EJB" book provided examples on how to setup a timer from some

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EJB 3 series by Adam Bien

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Java Champion, Adam Bien has been running the following series of blogs around EJB 3 in the past few days -
Why I like EJB 3.0 and really like EJB 3.1, ...
Heavy EJBs, lightweight POJOs, ....
What happens, if you start with EJB3.x ...

Adam makes several points around the "lightweightness" of EJB's both at development time and runtime, contrasts the EJB3 approach with similar yet different technologies like Spring or Guice, and takes the upcoming EJB 3.1 improvements into account concluding that EJB's should be considered as no more than "midweight". Overall this three-part set of posts is a very nice read with fact-based opinions.

Adam Bien is an independent consultant and a member of the several JCP Expert Groups (EJB 3.1, Java EE 6, ...) and will be presenting on GlassFish v2 and v3 at Jazoon next week in Zurich, Switzerland.

GlassFish: The Aquarium

Wonseok Kim's Blog: Understanding the cache of TopLink Essentials(GlassFish JPA)

I will talk about the cache extension of TopLink Essentials(GlassFish JPA RI), and I think this is essential part to use JPA properly in GlassFish.

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Sahoo's Blog

<sep/>Microsystems, working in Java EE application server development engineering group. He contributes to glassfish project. Besides that he is also involved in writing a portability checking tool for Java EE<sep/>

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Sahoo's Blog

Sahoo Sahoo is an engineer at Sun Microsystems, working in Java EE application server development engineering group. He contributes to glassfish project. Besides that he is also involved in writing a portability checking tool for Java EE applications. Pri

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