what is different between JES and Java EE SDK ?

Hi

Thank you for reading my post.

can some one tell me what is different between Java EE SDK and JES ?

What i think is:

- Both of them support Java EE 5.0

- Both of them has access manager 7.1

Can we develop application on JES using netbeans IDE ?

What technicall benefits JES bring that Java EE SDK does not?

Thanks

[371 byte] By [Legolas.wa] at [2007-11-26 20:22:30]
# 1

The Java EE SDK is a developer kit that includes Application Server 9 PE,

as well as early access to other technologies and tools related

to Java EE 5 development. It is primarily targeted at developers

for doing development and prototyping -- although you can also

use it in production.

Java Enterprise System is a larger integrated stack of software and

services sold under a subscription model. The current release includes

Application Server 8.2 EE (and is therefore J2EE 1.4 based), but also

includes a large number of other products such as Web Server,

Directory Server, Portal Server, etc. For more details see:

http://www.sun.com/software/javaenterprisesystem

Note that it is an unfortunate co-incidence that the current release

of Java Enterprise System is Java ES 5, which has nothing to do with

Java EE 5!

Yes you can use Netbeans to develop applications for Java ES.

So comparing the two is really comparing apples to oranges. If you

are a developer and want to develop Java EE 5 applications than the

Java EE SDK is likely best for you.

If you are interested in a broader portfolio of software and servcies

including deploying J2SE 1.4 applications than Java ES may be a good

match.

Joe

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