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RE: [eclipselink-users] Recommended JPA Books?

Tim,
	"Pro EJB 3: Java Persistence API" by Mike and Merrick is very good - I recommend getting 2 copies - It is my first reference.
	As someone recently new to JPA, I benefit from a lot of perspectives. You could checkout the following second book because it has yielded some extra insights as well.  The section "Part II - The JBoss Workbook" has some good standard JPA examples.

		"Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 - 5th Edition" by Bill Burke and Richard Monson-Haefel

	For example, I found it curious why the bidirectional one<-->many and many<-->one relationships are the same based on who the owner was and how I defined the db constraints. The 2 books helped, If you goto P.99 of "Pro EJB 3" and P.117 of "EJB 3.0", both explain why these two are equivalent but in different ways.  I think P.99 explains the reason why in better detail, while p.117 offers a good summary with the title "The Seven Relationship Types" - not 8.

	/michael
	 

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Agreed. It's the best JPA book I've read.

Peter Krogh wrote:
> You should definitely check out 'Pro EJB 3: Java Persistence API' by Mike Keith and Merrick Schincariol.
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> Peter Krogh
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> Can anyone reccommend some JPA books that'd be useful with
> Eclipselink? I don't care about J2EE related topics at all, since I'll
> be doing only J2SE with it.
>
> Would toplink books be useful, or is it better to look at something
> purely from a JPA point of view?
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