Originally posted by Jean-Francois Briere:
I also think it's a good idea to start learning with JEE 5.
The once called J2EE platform (up to J2EE 1.4) is now called JEE (along with JSE and JME).
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Masoud Kalali
Software Engineer - My Weblog - GlassFish Security
Actually, if you are just starting out I would highly recommend you start learning about Java EE 5 instead of earlier and more cumbersome versions.
Masoud Kalali
Software Engineer - My Weblog - GlassFish Security
Originally posted by Ko Ko Naing:
The official names are Java SE, Java EE and Java ME.
Originally posted by Chu Tan:
For practicality, I'd imagine very few firms actually use JEE 5, EJB3, jdk 5.
Masoud Kalali
Software Engineer - My Weblog - GlassFish Security
Originally posted by Chu Tan:
For practicality, I'd imagine very few firms actually use JEE 5, EJB3, jdk 5.
Glenn Murray
Author of Yo Soy Una Vaca De Hoy
Originally posted by Glenn Murray:
I believe you are imagining incorrectly. As I write this at the Colorado Software Summit
conference, an informal survey of the dozens of developers here indicated that these
tools are already in heavy use, at least among high-end developers.
Cheers,
Glenn
Masoud Kalali
Software Engineer - My Weblog - GlassFish Security