Whats the best book on JSTL?

Actually I would recommend getting the specification.
It is quite readable, and shows exactly what all the tags do.
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jstl/reference/api/index.html
If you want an actual book, then JSTL in Action is good. It is a little out of date being based on JSTL1.0, but there were not that many changes to the JSTL itself coming into 1.1 - mainly the changes were to the JSP spec. Everything it says pretty much still applies.

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The Best Book

Hi, all!
I'd like to know the best book for learning Java SE programming.
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