ATTENTION: All Newbies!! SOURCES OF INFORMATION

[Murali Krishna Devarakonda]

The EJB-Interest list has been one of the best sources of information regarding- you guessed it EJB. Help us keep it that way.   Especially now that the traffic on this list seems to be increasing almost exponentially!   PLEASE! Understand the protocol used here, which really should be obvious to anyone, newbie or not:~)   * Don't post any questions that are not relevant to EJB in some way. * Do your homework, and use the list for questions that remain only after that. * REALIZE THIS: Most likely, the question that you have has already been discussed here- IN-DEPTH! Check out the ARCHIVES First! Every single post to this list is available in an easily browsable/searchable format, at: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/ejb-interest.html * Don't post any questions that are vendor specific. Check out: http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/tools1.html for vendor contact info. * Don't reply to someone's post and change the subject. Create a new message. * Make sure your mail has a SUBJECT. Then make sure it's INFORMATIVE! * When replying to someone's post, DO NOT include their entire email. Only include what's needed for context.   Use your common sense.   VENDOR-SPECIFIC INFORMATION: Common-sense tip:         0. All(?) EJB related vendors are listed at: http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/tools1.html         1. Check out the vendor's web-site.         2. Send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You should check out the individual EJB Server Vendor's web-sites and support channels.             For your vendor specific questions, go to: http://www.Your_Vendor_Name.com             For instance:                                     http://www.weblogic.com                                     http://www.gemstone.com                                     http://www.persistence.com                                     http://www.ibm.com                                     http://www.valto.com                                     http://www.oracle.com                           etc.             I know that the Weblogic also has support newsgroups  news://www4.weblogic.com ) and tons of documentation on their web-site. ALL JAVA ARCHIVES:         http://archives.java.sun.com/archives For example:         http://archives.java.sun.com/ejb-interest         http://archives.java.sun.com/j2ee-interest         http://archives.java.sun.com/servlet-interest         http://archives.java.sun.com/jsp-interest         etc.   For anything Java related, the starting point is:         http://java.sun.com Information on ALL JAVA PRODUCTS:         http://java.sun.com/products   If you're looking for information on a particular product, you'll find it there. Again, using common-sense, if you're looking for info on servlets or jdbc, you should type:         http://java.sun.com/products/servlet         http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc         etc.   NOTE: For information on J2EE, go to:         http://java.sun.com/j2ee For developers, more information is at:         http://developer.java.sun.com   Thanks you for not overloading or spamming this very useful and valuable list.   Regards, Murali Krishna Devarakonda e: [EMAIL PROTECTED]