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Hi Ranchers ,
I am Pratap. I want to learn JSF extensively and till I didn't aware of anything about JSF.
Please suggest me the Preparation track to learn JSF.Suggest me which Book I have to start firstand other Books, Materials etc.

Thanks,
Pratap.
 
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i'm in the same position as you, i ordered Core JSF, it seems to be the best book available in the subject. also try some tutorials from netbeans.org(that's visual jsf framework) but they're pretty straightforward.
 
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Second on the Core JSF book. Plus, Sun's EE 5 tutorial (here's PDF version) is pretty okay, too. Make sure to get the source code also.
 
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