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One more question, Are JAVA and J2EE related? if so then how
What is the difference between them?.
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What Is The Difference Between Java And J2ee?
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vinith_04
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Posted 17 August 2006 - 04:53 AM
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Posted 17 August 2006 - 10:23 AM
In the most basic terms, Java is a programming language. J2EE is an implementation of Java, mostly for web or network based applications.
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Posted 24 October 2006 - 07:45 AM
Hello
One more question, Are JAVA and J2EE related? if so then how
What is the difference between them?.
Please Reply,
Vinith
java is a object-oriented program its a complete programming language.java has two lives, one as a stand-alone computer language for general- purpose programming and the other as a supporting language for Internate programming.
j2ee is a platform for building server-side application . its used for enterprise edition means a business organization, and enterprise application, distributed application through a component -based application model.
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Posted 19 November 2006 - 07:52 PM
For anybody wanting answers regarding Java, you really should start over at http://java.sun.com/
Java is a language for applications, like games and business stuff, all kinds of purpose
Java is comprised of different parts
It is an amazing technology that offers great solutions for business
It is broken up into different packages according to how you would use it
Java is installed, almost blindly to us, and incorporated into many websites where we are completely unaware of exactly how it affects us
Java is available to developers, incl. extra tools
Java is available to Enterprises with an independent platform so that the site and security of it are not compromised by the need for specific hardware or operating systems
I've got a link to a picture of an idea of how Java can be used, and the relativeness of the packages available http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/index.html
Java is from Sun Microsystems
It is actually considered a "standard"
like ECMA is a standard for "C"
like how the W3C sets standards
Sun has produced Java as a set of standards available and describes the "whole" of Java as the Java Platform. You don't have to have the whole Java platform, just that which you need.
End users just need the Java Runtime Environment, for your internet browswer. the latest is available HERE
Java is on my list of things to learn. I gotta get through PHP first. Then we'll see, after maybe a few Linux lessons.
Java is a language for applications, like games and business stuff, all kinds of purpose
Java is comprised of different parts
It is an amazing technology that offers great solutions for business
It is broken up into different packages according to how you would use it
Java is installed, almost blindly to us, and incorporated into many websites where we are completely unaware of exactly how it affects us
Java is available to developers, incl. extra tools
Java is available to Enterprises with an independent platform so that the site and security of it are not compromised by the need for specific hardware or operating systems
I've got a link to a picture of an idea of how Java can be used, and the relativeness of the packages available http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/index.html
Java is from Sun Microsystems
It is actually considered a "standard"
like ECMA is a standard for "C"
like how the W3C sets standards
Sun has produced Java as a set of standards available and describes the "whole" of Java as the Java Platform. You don't have to have the whole Java platform, just that which you need.
End users just need the Java Runtime Environment, for your internet browswer. the latest is available HERE
Java is on my list of things to learn. I gotta get through PHP first. Then we'll see, after maybe a few Linux lessons.
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