Re: J2EE tutorial (Learn J2EE in 21 Days, Sam's)

Raymond DeCampo wrote: 
Sebastien Degardin wrote:

I asked that because i thought i could have some important changement since 1.3

But, i think that the differences are in the specification such as (EJB, JSP, servlet). am i wrong ?


The acronym J2EE refers to a set of specifications. So of course the changes are in specifications.

Perhaps when you say that the "differences are in the specification" you are thinking of a specific J2EE implementation?

In any case, you should be fine with the 1.3 tutorial to start out with, unless there was a specific feature in 1.4 you wanted to explore. After all, 1.4 contains 1.3 so it is a good starting base.

HTH,
Ray


Thank's, i'm gonna read this book to get all basics of J2EE.
If think i'll get a new book after to have the latest specification such as EJB 3.0 (which is however not yet released).

Thank's everyone.
.

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