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  1. Feb 16th, 2006, 02:37 AM #1
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    Cool J2EE and J2SE

    What is J2EE & J2SE?
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    Re: J2EE and J2SE

    Java 2 Enterprise Edition.
    Java 2 Standard Edition.
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    Re: J2EE and J2SE

    J2EE is specialized in Databases and connectivity
    J2SE is a general purpose edition of Java to do anything
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  4. Feb 16th, 2006, 08:30 PM #4
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    Question Re: J2EE and J2SE

    What do i need to Install if i want to use J2EE?
    What do i need to Install if i want to use J2SE?

    How about Servlet and JSP? Is it J2EE or J2SE?
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  6. Feb 17th, 2006, 06:58 AM #5
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    Re: J2EE and J2SE

    J2SE, you just install a JDK. For J2EE, you install the J2EE libraries in addition to the JDK. For servlets, which are part of J2EE, you also need a servlet container like Tomcat. For full J2EE, you need an application server like BEA WebLogic.
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