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Nouvelle édition du livre “Le cahier du programmeur Java EE 5″
Oct 16th
La seconde édition du livre “Le cahier du programmeur Java EE 5″ est disponible depuis fin août 2008.
Ce livre est assez remarquable, car il a l’avantage de présenter les principaux concepts entourant les spécifications “Java EE 5″ autour d’une application fictive (Yaps Pet Store) élaborée pas à pas.
L’auteur du livre, Antonio Goncalves, est un membre du JCP (Java Community Process) et collabore à la spécification de Java EE 6, EJB 3.1 et JPA 2.0.
Pour les personnes qui souhaitent importer sous NetBeans 6.5 l’étude de cas exposé dans le livre, je vous invite à vous rendre sur ce lien.
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My name is Said Eloudrhiri. I am a senior software architect living in Belgium. I am the founder of Noratek and the co-founder of Vivansa, a company that has a strong competence in the field of electronic Customs.
