Answer Posted / rajashree

There are four types of J2EE component:

Enterprise Applications:-
These components provide a top-level
structure which contains any number of other J2EE
components (except other J2EE Enterprise Applications). The
JAR file holding an enterprise application has the
suffix .ear, so Enterprise Applications are frequently
referred to as EARs.
Web Applications:-
These J2EE components may contain Servlets,
Java ServerPages, Tag Library Definitions and plain Java
classes or resources as required for proper operation. The
documents and Java classes of Web Applications frequently
create markup language (HTML, WML, XML, etc.) responses to
requests from web browsers or business applications. The
JAR file holding a Web application has the suffix .war, so
WebApps are frequently referred to as WARs.
Enterprise JavaBean Applications:-
These components hold server-side business
logic packaged within Enterprise JavaBeans.
Resource Applications:-
These J2EE components hold Java classes that
act as drivers or communication gateways to Enterprise
Information Systems (EISs). It is highly likely that the
manufacturer of an EIS packages its driver into a J2EE
resource archive (RAR).

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