Answer / manish kushwaha

Basically Java Applications can be 4 types
1) Standalone application(like Microsoft office)
Technology:core java
2) Client Server application(like yahoo chat)
Technology:core java and web technology
3) Web Application(like orkut, facebook etc)
Technology: Servlet, JSP, Struts, Hibernate etc.
Any web server is required to run this application
like TOMCAT
4) Distributed Application (like banking application)
Technology: EJB application
Any Application server is required to run this
application like JBoss, Weblogic etc.

Answer / niranjanravi

Standalone applications
Web applications
Mobile applications

Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

standalone applications
webapplications
enterprise applications

Answer / nirmal anandh.m

1.Console Application
2.Windows Application/Standalone Application
3.Web Application
4.Mobile Application

Answer / devendra.m

Java applications can be divided into 3 parts only
1.standalone application(pure core java)
2.web-applications(servlets & jsp's)
3.enterprise application(EJB-applications)

Answer / murali

Standalone application
web application
networking application
Standalone application: It executes in single system.
Web aplication: It can executed in world wide.
NetWorking applicatio:It can executed in some particular area.like LAN....

Answer / s anushya

Java SE – Standard Edition
Used to create standalone applications (An application runs on the computer under the OS of the computer and we need to install on every machine such as media player, antivirus etc)
• Console Application
Console Applications run from a command prompt and does not display any GUI based screens.
• GUI Application
GUI Applications are used to interact with users through user interfaces (Forms, labels, textboxes, buttons etc) which makes the program easier to understand, user friendly, and interesting.

Technology Used: Core Java

Java EE – Enterprise Edition
The Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) is tailored for more complex applications to suit medium to large businesses. Typically they will be server based applications focusing on serving the needs of lots users at one time.
• WCD - Web Component Development
These are the applications which are web based in nature and require a web browser for execution. The web applications make use of a server to store the data and every time a user requests to execute that application, the request is passes on to the server for suitable reply.

Technology Used: Servlets and JSP
Framework: Struts, Spring, Hibernate
Architecture: MVC
Web Server: Tomcat, Apache

• BCD – Business Component Development
These are superset of Web applications and with additional functionalities like more sophisticated for Business logic where applications needed more transactions ( DB interactions’) and security.
Example : Banking Applications

Technology Used: EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)
Application Server: JBoss, WebLogic

Java ME – Micro Edition
The Java Micro Edition is for applications used on mobile (e.g., cell phone, PDA) and embedded devices (e.g., TV tuner box, printers).

Answer / induja

console application
GUI application
applet application

Answer / kate

1. Window application
2. Console Application
3. Web application
4. Web services
5. Window services

Answer / ramkumar

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