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i just finished learning jsp and servlets,and my goal is to pursue J2EE career.I wonder what to learn next.I was thinking maybe EJB then jump to frameworks like STRUTS and others.What about other technologies like [b]jsf,jndi and jdbc.thank you in advance.
 
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