Java SDK1.3 Enterprise Edition Vs. Standard Edition
[240 byte] By [thunderBolt] at [2007-9-26 3:08:32] 
What's the difference between the two? I am currently using the standard edition. I just started learning how to develop enterprise java beans. Would it be better if I use the Enterprise edition instead?
can not develop EJBS without J2EE; )
DatBean at 2007-6-29 11:13:28 >
There're lots of packages contained in J2EE you need when developing EJB but ont in J2SE, such as javax.jms javax.transaction javax.mail etc,furthermore the more important is J2EE contains tools you need to deploy EJB(Deploy Wizard) and the J2EE Runtime Environment! Of course, you should have J2SE 1.3 installed on your machine first!
cop4587 at 2007-6-29 11:13:28 >
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