depends on what you want and what you need.
there are lots of frameworks out there, but what do you want them to do for you: handle your front-end, back-end, ...
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As stultuske mentioned decision you need to make is front or back end. If you have choice you should learn little of Hibernate and Spring (core no additions) for back-end, just to have idea how you can apply them. Then maybe try something like Tapestry or Wicket for front end
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