@scandoman said:Good question. I know that their main product is a mammoth CMS/workflow management/wiki/facebook for enterprise webapp running on top of Oracle. That's basically all I know. I know it was a shot in the dark anyhow. So, any good Java books in general then?Thanks! The Spring Framework is pretty ubiquitous, so it's worth reading up on. Rod Johnson, who created the framework, wrote a book called "Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development" which is a few years old but might be worth reading.As for presentation frameworks, as bstorer pointed out there are literally hundreds. If you can find out which one you will be using than you will be able to focus your efforts - it would probably be a waste otherwise.It might be worthwhile reading up on 'standard' J2EE though. All Java web frameworks are built on top of it to some degree and getting a feel for the plumbing (how Servlets, web.xml and the like work) will stand you in good stead.