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I am Jr. Java MVC programmer whose current skill set is:
Corporate directive is to upgrade to:
What is the best order in which to learn these new technologies? What builds on what, and what makes what easier to learn?
“AJAX” should not be in that list. “JSF 2.0 Ajax”, “jQuery AJAX” might be, but the technique itself is at a different abstraction level. IMHO you must master it before working at anything else. It should only take some hours, and you’ll get a good background.
Afterwards, Spring Core is a must. You can’t get into MVC before understanding the core. Spring MVC and JSF 2.0 should come later.
Also consider a JSF library. I’d suggest RichFaces, since it’s JSF 2.0 compilant and provides you a nice set of components.