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gleendo2017-07-06 12:27:27
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gleendo, 2017-07-06 12:27:27

What materials to study Java EE?

I have knowledge of Java core, but I want to learn how to make a full-fledged backend.
What materials should be used to start learning EE? There are so many things out there, damn it, I don't even know where to start. Advise something that will be available to a person who has no experience in developing server applications ... Preferably a book.

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MrShaggy, 2017-07-07
@evgeniy8705

Hello.
You can watch this video and the article attached to it. Everything is laid out on the shelves what and in what order to study:
Article: javaoutsource.blogspot.ru/2015/09/java-enterprise-...
Video:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJGnZBBtoSQ

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Eugene Ray, 2017-07-14
@firezhek

Java EE is essentially a layered thing. And you have to start from the bottom.
1) JSP, servlets - Oreilly has an excellent book, do not focus on JSP and servlets, understand how they work inside, then this will be enough
2) Then you can look at JDBC, then JPA (JPA in action). The current is necessarily the latest version
3) Then go to EJB and JAX-RS (on JAX-RS a series of lessons from javabrains), on EJB - EJB 3.2 In Action, Mastering EJB 3.0
4) Then you can put everything together, read Java EE essentials.
Well, something like this)

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mipan, 2017-07-06
@mipan

Java EE 7 Development with WildFly

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Alexander Kosarev, 2017-07-07
@jaxtr

If it is Java EE, then I recommend the book Learning Java EE 7 (E. Gornsalves) , the book is well written, the translation is quite tolerable. If you want something from the world of Java EE, then I recommend Spring and its official documentation , which is no worse than books.

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