Good Books on EJB !`

Hi All,
I am a newbie to EJB. The only technologies I am comfortable with are JSP, SERVLETS, JRUN. Please guide me with the best/good books on EJB and any other sites that offer good tutorials on EJB and ofcourse list of EJB forums are also appreciated. For EJB, which web server is suggested for a newbie to EJB like me and for advanced EJB users which webserver is suggested ?
Thanks and Regards,
rightthinking.

i come from China.I also started with "Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans" (First Edition) from ED Roman.I have read "Professional EJB"(wrox publish) and Enterprise Beans, 2rd Edition by Richard Monson-Haefel.Because you are a beginner, i think it's better for u to start with "Mastering Enterprise JavaBean".Everything about EJB is described particularly in this book.When you master the concept of EJB, you would face questiongs about how to build a system with EJB, you can read "Professional EJB". In "Enterprise Beans", there are much good experiences and original explain, but now you have nothing about EJB, this book maybe be suitable for you.
I'm not good at English. I hope i can give you a little help.These three books are all wonderful!!!

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