A great book on JDO.

Name of the book: Core Java Data Objects
Authors: Sameer Tyagi, Keiron McCammon, Michael Vorburger, and Heiko Bobzin.
Published: Sun Microsystems Inc.,
Publishing Date: Winter 2004.
City: Upper Saddle River, NJ

5=Well done! This book will be a valuable teaching and reference tool.

4=I would recommend this book to someone interested in its topic.

5=A complete reference. I would not need any additional reference on this topic.

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This is an excellent book on Java data objects for people who have worked with databases for a long time. the authors have taken the time to explain the concepts of JDO and how it can be implemented with fairly simple examples that are more real world.

the authors also explain about the security aspects in JDO that need to be considered while implementing a real world situation. they also explain the differences between JDO and JDBC for people who have worked with JDBC and ways to implement JDO.

the authors towards the end of the book explains how to explain the implementation of JDO for J2EE and enterprise solutions. they also provide tricks and tips for effective jdo implementation. a real world case study is presented for people who want to implement this solution.

I would recommend this book to anyone interested in learning java data object.

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• Good JDO Overview
• A great book on JDO.
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