Author: Andrew Platt
Date: 12:17:36 09/15/04
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On September 15, 2004 at 15:06:31, Gerd Isenberg wrote: >J2EE becomes my daily business now. >A huge paradigm shift for me with my age ;-) >Working now with the tutorial... > >I'am quite familar with Java, XML and some bean essentials. >But the whole web service, server page and xlst or was it xlsd or jxxx and >deployment and ant stuff is still rather mysterious for me (if i can't see x86 >assembly ;-) ... > >Therefor i was looking for some chess server application to get a bit more >motivated. Having gone through a similar experience of needing to get up to speed with J2EE a couple of years ago, the best thing is to just try to do it. Grab an existing WinBoard-enabled Java chess engine and wrap a JSP or servlet interface to it and try to call it from something outside. Do the same but make it an EJB (stateless) session bean and call that from a JSP instead. Once you've gone through this exercise you'll know more about J2EE than 90% of J2EE developers do; you'll probably have a lot less hair unfortunately! Andy.
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