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Hello,

I am preparing for the exam. I am not very good in the web tier technologies - Servlets, JSP and JSF.
My background is I have had some work experience in servlets. That was around a decade ago. Then I had studied struts and spring mvc out of interest.

Can you please suggest me a good book(s) for Servlets, JSP and JSF technologies.

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Rajesh
 
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For the OCMJEA, you only need high level knowledge of these technologies and not a whole book.

To actually learn the technologies, I recommend two books. One focusing on Servlets/JSPs and the other focusing on JSF. For JSF, I recommend Core JSF. For Servlets/JSPs, I'm currently reading the Murach book. I haven't gotten far enough to know if I recommend it yet, but so far so good.
 
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