Hi,
Today, jGuru.com launches its Java developer's portal. This site
provides a lot of great resources for the Java developer, but the most
interesting one right now is the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
system. There are FAQ topics for just about every Java subject including
Enterprise JavaBeans.
Each FAQ topic is moderated by an expert in that field. For example, I
moderate the EJB FAQ (I'm the author of O'Reilly's book on Enterprise
JavaBeans). Other experts moderate other FAQs like Swing, Collections,
CORBA, JMS, etc. Many of the experts (we call them Gurus) have authored
books on the subject they moderate or are otherwise well know for their
expertise in the subject.
The really cool part about the FAQs is that you can contribute to the
FAQs and have your name is attached you contribution. In other words,
you can submit an Question and Answer which will be pubished in the FAQ.
Your name is attached to the entry, so you get full credit! As the
moderator of the EJB FAQ, I will ensure that the quality of the EJB FAQ
is excellent. So, every submission must meet my approval before its
added. My objective is to make it the best EJB FAQ on the planet.
I have already entered many EJB FAQs to prime the pump, but I want to
make this a community process, so I encourage everyone to check it out
and contribute. Come visit jGuru.com and take a look at the EJB FAQ and
if you feel up to the challenge submit an FAQ of your own!
jGuru.com http://www.jguru.com . Click the jFAQ tab at the top. On
the jFAQ page look for the section titled "FAQ: EJB"
Note: Make sure you check out all the other stuff on jGuru.com, and if
you want, register and customize the content so you see exactly what you
want every time you visit.
I'm looking forward to seeing your contributions!
Richard
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Richard Monson-Haefel
EJB Expert for jGuru.com
( http://www.jguru.com )
Author of Enterprise JavaBeans
Published by O'Reilly & Associates
( http://www.ejbnow.com )
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