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Hi,
I am trying to learn a new framework. Please help me take a decision. My previous company was using struts. So I know struts. I also know ejb, servlet etc. For the past few years, I have been using ATG framework. I kind of thought of learning a new framework. Which is better in terms of technology, advantages, getting a job etc? Any advice appreciated.
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I can't comment on which framework that can help you to get a job.

But you may want to take a look at the following frameworks:

General purpose framework: Spring or Seam
ORM framework: Hibernate or iBatis
Web framework: Wicket, GWT, JSF, or Spring MVC
 
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