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please give me some suggestion about j2ee study

 
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hi guys

i am trying to learn j2ee by myself, and have experience of hibernate.

(i already have j2se developer certificate)

based on my experience, could you please give me some suggestions(books) so that i could learn more about j2ee?

thank you guys
 
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J2EE is very huge. What exactly you want to learn? I would suggest you to start with RMI(although it is part of J2SE it has foundation for EJB), Java Mail API, JSP, Servlets, JNDI, EJB, JAAS.
 
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