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Unable to get j2sdk 1.3 for j2EE

 
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Guys can you help me?
I am not able to download j2sdk 1.3 from java(oracle) website .
 
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I'm glad to hear they're making it hard to download. You shouldn't be using Java 1.3 or Java 1.4 or Java 5 for ANYTHING at this point.
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:I'm glad to hear they're making it hard to download. You shouldn't be using Java 1.3 or Java 1.4 or Java 5 for ANYTHING at this point.



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Nitish,
Welcome to CodeRanch!

Going back to your original question, why do you need 1.3? You can compile to 1.3 using Java 6 or 7. Which gives an option for supporting really old code. (Although if you have production running 1.3, it is time to upgrade there as well.)
 
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thanks for replying.
I am new to ejb, the book specify that i will need j2se 1.3 to run j2ee

can you tell me how do you run j2ee in your system? Mine system is window.
 
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If your book is about J2EE, throw it out right now. JEE (the modern incarnation of J2EE) is substantially different, particularly in the area of EJBs. Instead, get a book that covers JEE 5 (I don't think there are many books out there that cover JEE 6 yet, and in any case that's not in widespread use yet).

You can download JSE 6 and JEE 5 from Oracle's web site.
 
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Nitish Bijalwan wrote:thanks for replying.
I am new to ejb, the book specify that i will need j2se 1.3 to run j2ee

can you tell me how do you run j2ee in your system? Mine system is window.



Nitish, if you're reading Head First EJB, please stop. The book is outdated. It was great book in 2004, but not now.

To study EJB 3.0 (or EJB 3.1) I suggest you "Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0" (or "Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1") from O'Reilly.

Best regards,
MZ
 
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Mikalai Zaikin wrote:

Nitish Bijalwan wrote:thanks for replying.
I am new to ejb, the book specify that i will need j2se 1.3 to run j2ee

can you tell me how do you run j2ee in your system? Mine system is window.



Nitish, if you're reading Head First EJB, please stop. The book is outdated. It was great book in 2004, but not now.

To study EJB 3.0 (or EJB 3.1) I suggest you "Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0" (or "Enterprise JavaBeans 3.1") from O'Reilly.

Best regards,
MZ




Thanks MZ for your comments.
 
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