Below we've listed a few of favorite tools and sites.

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Java/J2EE
Java and J2EE, the official Sun websites.

Struts
Jakarta Struts is an Open Source project, hosted by the Jakarta project, which provides an MVC based Web Application Framework for use in java-based web applications.

Tomcat
Jakarta Tomcat is the servlet container that is used in the official Reference Implementation for the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages (JSP) technologies.

JBoss
JBoss is a full implementation of the J2EE stack, available as a free, Open Source, application server. It has become highly popular, with over 4 million downloads, and is comparable to most commercially available J2EE servers.

Ant
The Apache Ant build tool is the most widely used build tool for Java projects. Its cross-platform extensible, simple, fast, and scales from the smallest to the largest projects.

Log4J
Log4j has become the de facto logging framework for the java language, allowing developers to control which log statements are output with arbitrary granularity. It is fully configurable at runtime using external configuration files.

JUnit
JUnit is an Open Source, de facto standard regression testing framework, intended for use by developers who implement unit tests in Java. It encourages the rigorous testing of software, and is arguably one of the major contributions to modern software development.