Re: moving from J2SE to the J2EE world? how?

On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 03:29:45 GMT, Roedy Green
<look-on@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote or quoted :

>here is a suggested learning order
>JDK
>Javamail
>Servlets
>JNDI
>JSP
>JDBC
>JAAS
>RMI
>JAXP
>JMS

The mistake I think newbies make is trying to swallow Servlets, JSP
and JDBC all in one bite.

My thought was to take them in the order Servlets, JSP, JBDC, but you
could go JDBC, Servets. JSP.
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