Comments on: Java EE 6 – Job Well Done http://pragmaticcraftsman.com/2009/12/java-ee-6-job-well-done/ Simplicity from complexity : by Stanley Kubasek Sun, 12 Jun 2011 08:12:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Gonzalo Ferreyra http://pragmaticcraftsman.com/2009/12/java-ee-6-job-well-done/#comment-67 Gonzalo Ferreyra Fri, 02 Jul 2010 18:41:45 +0000 http://kubasek.com/blog/pragmatic_craftsman/?p=292#comment-67 Hello Stanley, I'm looking for some information to read to increase my JEE skills; I'm working with Java EE 5 for about 3 years and now I need to migrate to Java EE 6. Do you know any book to suggest me? Thanks a lot Gonzalo Ferreyra Hello Stanley, I’m looking for some information to read to increase my JEE skills; I’m working with Java EE 5 for about 3 years and now I need to migrate to Java EE 6. Do you know any book to suggest me? Thanks a lot

Gonzalo Ferreyra

]]> By: Writings of french geek http://pragmaticcraftsman.com/2009/12/java-ee-6-job-well-done/#comment-66 Writings of french geek Tue, 19 Jan 2010 21:42:05 +0000 http://kubasek.com/blog/pragmatic_craftsman/?p=292#comment-66 Hi ! Excellent article - I made a article about JUnit: Unit test except container J2EE with Spring and JNDI (here : http://bit.ly/798uHp )- The first solution consists in using the attribute defaultObject JndiObjectFactoryBean class which allows to change data source when call JNDI fails - The second consists in creating a class which will create for us context JNDI before using our services in the files of Spring configuration Hi ! Excellent article – I made a article about JUnit: Unit test except container J2EE with Spring and JNDI (here : http://bit.ly/798uHp )- The first solution consists in using the attribute defaultObject JndiObjectFactoryBean class which allows to change data source when call JNDI fails – The second consists in creating a class which will create for us context JNDI before using our services in the files of Spring configuration

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