I have seen many book in PHP with or without framework for learning step by step project development like my most favorite book :
http://www.packtpub.com/zend-framework-18-web-application-development/book
Which guides intermediate programmer. this book shows each and every step for developing shopping cart including:
1. MVC implementations using Zend framework
2. ACL implementations
3. Modular development - separating admin and front-end
4. Testing using PHPUnit
5. Optimization like caching , SQL caching and optimizing in the last chapters
So we do not have any book or sample project from where I can see how can I develop aprofessional MVC shopping cart using Servlets/ jsp/ JSTL /EL? because I am good with this and right now I do not want to go for any large framework, I want start with these basic technologies, any one please help!!!!
OK, here is a couple of books:
Murach's Java Servlets and JSP, 2nd
Edition - a popular Servlets/JSP book with lots of examples and best practice descriptions. In the end it has a show-case: Music store e-commerce web site. Source code for the book's applications (including musicStore web app) can be downloaded for free.
NOTE: This is a Servlets/JSP/JSTL/EL book. Probably the closest to what you want, if I get you right.
Beginning Java EE 6 with GlassFish 3 (Expert's Voice in Java
Technology) - very serious Java EE 6 book (goes beyond just Servlet/JSP). On the author's site there is a download link to the source code for the Java EE 6 web application Pet
Store
(analogous to the legendary Sun Microsystem's Java Pet Store reference application,
developed by the Sun's Java BluePrints Program team to showcase usage of previous Java EE versions).
Also check out the following free resources:
The NetBeans E-commerce Tutorial - this is a multi-part tutorial, you learn how to create a simple yet effective e-commerce application that demonstrates various important
features of Java web and EE development (goes beyond just Servlet/JSP). The completed project is also available for download (the link is taken from the Chapter 13. Conclusion).
Official Java EE
documentation
also has several case studies (including e-commerce application Duke’s Bookstore) to illustrate different Java EE concepts (also goes beyond just Servlet/JSP).
Again, just some of the examples.
Hope this helps.