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hello

pl tell me how to learn J2EE
What J2EE i know jsp very well.
what server use in j2ee
how to use and depoloy

pl help me

rafik
 
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Kifar,

Welcome to JavaRanch!

We ain't got many rules 'round these parts, but we do got one. Please change your display name to comply with The JavaRanch Naming Policy.

Thanks Pardner! Hope to see you 'round the Ranch!
 
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JSP is part of J2EE...
Check out the book reviews for books, that's what they're there for.

What server you're going to use depends all on what your employer/customer is using. Usually the development team has no or very little influence in that decision, you should code your application to be independent of the server used anyway.

For learning (and good for deployment) check out Orion, avoid JBoss and Websphere like the plague, and keep a neutral stance towards most others.
 
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For learning (and good for deployment) check out Orion, avoid JBoss and Websphere like the plague, and keep a neutral stance towards most others.



Where can I download an Orion server for learning / developer needs?
 
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You can get it here. Contrary to what Jeroen writes, I'd suggest you consider JBoss AS too, since though it is not the best documented app server ouit there, its examples are good, and it is now the market leader. WebSphere through is unecessarily difficult to learn on IMHO.
 
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THank you. I will download the Orion server. If I have problems, I'll move on to the other one.
 
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Hi Kifar,

An obvious start point is the Sun's J2EE tutorial

Best regards,
 
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I liked Ed Roman's Mastering EJB. You can read the PDF online for free. If you give it a try, let me know how you liked it and whether I should keep recommending it to people just starting in EJB.
 
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I've Ed's book in print (in 2 editions, thank you Sun for changing the API so much every release your old books are useless).
It's a decent book about EJB but not IMO stellar (could be because I'm biassed against EJB overall and prefer books that propose alternate solutions ).
I must say I prefer O'Reilly's EJB book.
 
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