I've learned about java and programming from reading tons of books and
trial and error. I don't personally know any java programmers to run
things by so a lot of my learning process is slow and painful but
evenutally I find a way to do it. My work does not require java
programming so I do it in my spare time. I'm working on a personal
project that forces me to learn java and may one day be marketable.
Some java technologies are still a mystery to me and as soon as I think
I've figured it out, a new technology takes over. I've tried to
concentrate on xml and ejb applications since they seem to be the most
useful/marketable technologies out there.
I'll see what I can do about gathering some ejb3 info. I'm just the
learning the annotations myself, but I'll pass along what I can.
> Have to admit, for a novice programmer (are you, really?)
> you've made a
> good progress having enough patience to make your plugin work.
>
> I'm finishing hyperjaxb2 in the next two weeks and will
> continue working
> on hyperjaxb3. What I'm missing for hyperjaxb3 is the
> knowledge of ejb3
> annotatios. In my previous mails I've briefly outlined basic cases
> (single/collection, 6 types of properties). It would be very
> helpful if
> you come up with annotation examples for these cases.
>
> However, I can first continue with Hyperjaxb3 in September.
>
> Bye.
> /lexi
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