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How to learn J2EE?

 
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Now,i want to learn J2EE,but i don't know how many things i need to learn.Should i learn HTML+CSS+Javascript+Servlet/Jsp+SSH?Could you give me some advices?
 
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Wow! Good Luck.

J2EE is not something you simply "learn".

There are many many components to understand and master (if at all).

HTML/CSS are *not* true J2EE components.
Servlet 3.x, and JSP (although deprecated in favor of JSF) are.

WP
 
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Helo George!

You should watch these:
Netbeans
Eclipse

Read those books:
Head First Java
Head First Servlets and JSP

And then You could read this:
http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/
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I also would like to learn about, this, and as i ask some question about this i've got those answer. (:
 
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i think it is more like swimming as read and get instructions jump into water, try, learn. More reading more practice. I feel J2EE is like ocean with so many subjects, topics in it. Learn as you need them since learning everything perfectly is not possible due to limited time we have.

 
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Define what you mean with "JEE" (without the "2" these days). Do you mean servlets and JSP, EJB, web services, persistence, ...? JEE is quite broad and covers multiple subjects.
 
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Out of the list you posted.... start with Servlet and JSP. The rest you posted are nice to know but Servlet/JSP is where to start.

~Nauman
 
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William P O'Sullivan wrote:Servlet 3.x, and JSP (although deprecated in favor of JSF) are.


Servlets and JSP are not anywhere near deprecated. It's rather ridiculous to say so.
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