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Bitter EJB by Bruce Tate, Mike Clark, Bob Lee, Patrick Linskey

Manning Publications 1 edition June 2003 350 pages

Reviewed by Paul Stevens, August 2003   (9 of 10) This book is a must read for EJB developers. It is not a how to book but should be used with one. What it does is show the many pitfalls that can happen during EJB projects. It goes beyond describing all that can go wrong but what can be done to prevent it or correct it. This book is a must read before you begin an EJB project. It will help prevent design problems from becoming application problems. Get this book with a how-to book and learn not only how to code but how to use EJBs. Discuss book in the Saloon — More info at Amazon.com