A Google search for "J2EE Tutorial" turns up the
Sun J2EE Tutorial - there's a section for session beans.
It's a decent enough tutorial.
Yes, it's more complicated than ASP/COM. Well, writing
a COM object is pretty complicated, although Visual Studio
does a lot of the plumbing for you. But try to change the
arguments to a COM method call - requires a few different
edits as I recall. I worked with some devs that just
started over with the wizard when they needed to change
the arguments to a method because they couldn't figure out
all the files to modify.
Maybe that's why J2EE professionals have average higher
salaries. ;-)
Good luck!
JD
-----Original Message-----
From: Valter Nogueira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 11:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] Maybe it is me
As a experienced software developer I have never facing such dauting task as
learn j2ee/jboss.
Ok. Maybe it is me - but after been around jboss, reading J2EE and JBOSS
books I am still unable to build a simple Hello World Session Bean from the
ground up and put it to run.
I have seen magic xdoclets templates and ant build scripts, but I didn't see
a straight doc that told me - write Hello.java, HelloRemote.java,
HelloHome.java, plus 2 or 3 xml descriptors and voila!
And just to mention - nor I have found a good explanation about DD's, nor a
good sample of J2EE client file set - including jndi config files.
Everything is convoluted and need expertise just to startup.
As I told before, maybe it is me, but the ASP/COM stuff I have started
coding in a snap.
I wrote this to spread my perception and to hear some other's
Valter
PS. I won't give up before I finish my JBoss proof-of-concept application.
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