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I am a 4th year CS student . Since I'll be joining the corporate next year and I have been programming in Java Standard Edition , I want to learn Java EE (latest version) and do some projects on it. Can anyone guide me to the right path , probably tell me some beginner level to advanced level books. I stumbled upon a similar question and one of the answers had the link to the related books , but that link isn't active.Also if somebody knows good video tutorials then please mention them.

Link to the similar question : Getting Started With Java EE

Also the person who asked this question was already developing we applications , but I am beginner.

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Arjun Verma
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    Just as a heads up, this type of question is off-topic for Stack Overflow. You should be able to view documentation, specs, and learning resources at its [tag wiki](http://stackoverflow.com/tags/java-ee/info) – Chris Forrence Aug 22 '13 at 20:12

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If you are starting try Head First Series.

Head First Series

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Depends on what you are willing to learn. Desktop or web applications.

If I were you, I would start learning Eclipse RCP, build a small app with some views and editors, then start to read on Java EE6 with Glassfish3. This is by far the best EE book I've found out there, and it's available in PDF.

Tame the GF3 server, make a database, write some business logic, layer your app, apply design patterns.

On the other hand, if you want a web app, just pick a Java Web Framework, write a small app, then read the EE6 book. As you can see, either way, you still have to read it.

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