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azhar bharat
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Hi

I would like to know what are the books for advanced study on the following javaEE topics
1) EJB 3
2) JSF
3) Hibernate
4) JavaEE 5 (since i have only worked on javaEE 1.4, and do not have in depth understanding of changes in javaEE 5)

As mentioned I need something in advanced level.
 
Voicu Ciprian
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Hey,

Did you manage to find what you were looking for?
Because that's exactly what I'm looking now and your help with be appreciated.

Thanks
 
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