EJB Cookbook Benjamin G. Sullins and Mark B. Whipple May 2003, Softbound, 352 pages ISBN Our price: $42.95 You can order this book from your bookstore by using the ISBN and title listed above.

The EJB Cookbook is a resource for the practicing EJB developer. It is a systematic collection of EJB 'recipes'. Each recipe describes a practical problem and its background; it then shows the code that
solves it, and ends with a detailed discussion.

This unique book is written for developers who want quick, clean, solutions to frequent problems--or simply EJB development ideas. Easy to find recipes range from the common to the advanced. How do you secure a message-driven bean? How do you generate EJB code? How can you improve your entity bean persistence layer?

What's inside:

• EJB 2.1 features
• CMP and BMP bean problems
• EJB web service endpoints
• Transactions and security
• Solving EJB client problems
• Testing EJB applications
• Exception handling best practices
• Messaging solutions
• EJB code generation and logging
  

Ben Sullins is a senior Java developer with extensive experience working with EJB. Mark Whipple has fifteen years' experience and a strong background in networked applications. He has been a member of several standards bodies, including the IETF. Ben and Mark are coauthors of Manning's JMX in Action. They both live in Dallas, Texas.