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Answer Posted / rajarshi sharma
There is nothing Called as "Advanced Java" as per the Sun
Microsystem. This is just an eyewash/marketing term
invented by certain Java "Coaching" institutes for denoting
the J2EE specifications. The term may have come into being
as the certifications for J2SE and J2EE are different as in
SCJP (sun certified java programmer for J2SE) and SCWCD
(Sun certified web component developer for the J2EE part)..
So, inorder to have different courses (with different rates
of fees, of course!) for these 2 certifications
the "Institutes" came up with this demarcation. In reality,
both J2SE and J2EE have their own nuances and there is
nothing setting them apart as "advanced" or "core"
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