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what is the difference between java and j2ee... is that can
i work j2ee on net beans IDE 6.0

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what is the difference between java and j2ee... is that can i work j2ee on net beans IDE 6.0..

Answer / kuldeep raaj sharma

There is no difference btween Java and J2EE. J2EE is Java 2
Enterprise Edition (Useful to make Enterprice Application
with RMI,NETWORKING,JDBC,JSP,SERVLET,APPLET,GUI,etc.)

Yes! It is posible to Use not only J2EE but J2SE(Standard
Edition or Core Java) J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition for
Programming for Micro JVM (KVM) Development for Devices
such as PDAs, Mobiles, etc)


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what is the difference between java and j2ee... is that can i work j2ee on net beans IDE 6.0..

Answer / mkj

Java for core application programming , and j2ee to
entrprice application like web module,EJB,web servises etc..
netbean tool supports for all java ,web ,web service
and plugin and others .. developents

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