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Hello,

Could anyone please tell me that if Advanced Java(J2EE) technologies are to be learnt tehn in which order this should be done??
That is either Servlets first or JSP first ?? & sort of ???

Thanking you,
Jignesh
 
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J2EE covers a fairly wide range of material. I say pick an aspect you're interested in and go from there. Me personally, I prefer the Servlet/JSP side of things, but that's because it has a direct relationship to my current job (we don't use EJB).

Sun has a good J2EE tutorial to get you started...
 
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Jignesh, I personally found learning JSP and Servlets easier and fun as compared to EJB and JMS. You can download Tomcat and start playing around with JSP and Servlets. Dont forget to refer to the Head First Series of books by Bert Bates and Kathy.
 
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