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Thursday December 12, 2002

XDoclet and EJBs

I saw the following on the xdoclet-user mailing list today:

Chapters from Manning's "EJB Cookbook", by Ben Sullins and Mark Whipple will be made available on TheServerSide for public review. A chapter on "Code generation" is now available for download. "Code generation" presents the most common uses of XDoclet, an open source tool, tightly integrated with Ant, that lets you generate source code or other files.

Also, I just received the following e-mail from a fellow Denverite, Mike Clark:

Subject: Nice Blog

Hi Matt!

I've been enjoying reading your blog for a while and meaning to introduce myself since we both live in Denver. I'm speaking at the DJUG in April, so perhaps we can meet each other there.

By the way, my weblog is at: http://www.clarkware.com/cgi/blosxom.

Nice - gotta like e-mails like that!! Apparently, Mike is the Author of BitterEJB and also has some chapters for review at TSS:

If you're into JMS and message-driven beans, my "Bitter Messages" chapter is up for review on TheServerSide. As always, any feedback you might have is greatly appreciated!

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