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Where can I find the Java EE 5.0 source code?

 
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Studying along with the EJB 3.0 in action and I wonder where can I find the Java EE5.0 source code? Or is JavaEE 5.0 open source at all? Downloaded the JavaEE SDK from the sun website and I am not able to find the source code like Java SE does.

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Jiafan,
Java EE is a specification. It is implemented by application server vendors. For example, JBoss is an open source application server. You could go to their site for the implementation.
 
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What I use is the GlassFish Sun Java System Application Server 9.1, implemented by Sun microsystems. I wonder where can I find the source code?

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Go and check it out from their website:
https://glassfish.dev.java.net//
 
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I am particularly looking for *javaee.jar* source ode located in /opt/SDK/lib directory. (my linux j2ee install directory) This jar seems a common J2EE jar file which might be commonly used.

I have check the sun website again (where I downloaded the Java EE 5 SDK), however cannot find its source code.

Anybody can help me out here?

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As Jeanne pointed out before, JEE is a specification, so the file contains mostly interfaces (which do not include code). For actual code, study JBoss or GlassFish.
 
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Ok, I see what you mean here, guys. Downloaded the source code for the glassfish and actually I found the source code I meant to be looking for.

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Hello

I downloaded glassfish, but i did not find the source code. In which directroy is it located? and what archive? I only see JARs with .class files

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Inewie Green wrote:Hello

I downloaded glassfish, but i did not find the source code. In which directroy is it located? and what archive? I only see JARs with .class files

Thank you.




Hey ! You can find it in Tomcat source code version .
 
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You can find at Apache Tomcat source code version
 
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Please DontWakeTheZombies.

You can find at Apache Tomcat source code version


Tomcat only contains code that implements the interfaces of the Servlet specification, not of the JEE specification in general.
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:Please DontWakeTheZombies.

You can find at Apache Tomcat source code version


Tomcat only contains code that implements the interfaces of the Servlet specification, not of the JEE specification in general.


Hey, have you checked the path "$TOMCAT_HOME/java" ?

If you want to see the jee source such as jsp,servlet api ,you must download the source code version tomcat from apache ,ok?


the download url: http://apache.freelamp.com/tomcat/tomcat-6/v6.0.20/src/apache-tomcat-6.0.20-src.tar.gz
 
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"peng lv", please check your private messages for an important administrative matter.
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