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Hi,

I am basically a Core Java Developer and into this Java field for 4 years. I want to learn about J2EE. Can anybody suggest me a/some good book/books to buy (or get from library)?I am searching few good tutorial sites also...

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you have four years experence.learning j2ee is more easy for you.But if you
want to be business to java enterprise developing,you need to grasp many techniques such as jsp,servlet,ejb,and so on.The first thing you need know what is MVC thinking and some frameworks about this.you would get more messages from the official organization.
 
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