Learning order

I gotta start learning the foll.
servlets,EJB,JDBC
(am familiar with other basic java concepts)
which order is the best ?
pls can someone suggest as am unsure abt how they are inter-related
thanx in advance :)

Most apps come down to DB in the end,
1. go for jdbc to Frame.
2. and learn simple web-app JSP, which is really the same as a servlet, (though uncompiled)
... don't know much about EJB though

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