swebb99@gmail.com wrote:
As far as I can tell at the moment Hibernate hides away the low level
JDBC and relational aspects, EJB also provides similar functionality
but requires a server, Spring is a framework that links various
technology together, JSP are to be used for handling web
pages ........... the is just so much to take in, I really need an
Yes, the JEE stack is huge. I don't program in JEE regularily so I can't
give expert advice here.
However, one book I got for myself helped a lot. O'Reilly's Head First
Servlet and JSP is a pretty good intro to just the Servlet part of the
spec. I think that's where you should start.
Learn the Servlets, they're the basis for everything else. There's even
a small section in the book about frameworks like Struts, which gives
you a lead in to other frameworks like Spring too.