Is everything that's in jse bundled into jee ?

I wish there was a page with a table comparing the two packages. I might as well install the most comprehensive bundle. Is everything that's in jse already bundled into jee? If not, what's in jse that's not in the jee? Thanks,Apchar

[256 byte] By [apchar_boiira] at [2007-11-27 10:00:52]

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# 1

> Is everything that's in jse already bundled into jee?No, Java EE provides additional libraries (among other things).> If not, what's in jse that's not in the jee? The whole of Java SE. Again, Java EE builds on top of Java SE.~

yawmarka at 2007-7-13 0:32:26 >

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# 2

> > Is everything that's in jse already bundled into> jee?> > No, Java EE provides additional libraries> (among other things).So then ... yes - everything that is in JSE is already bundled into JEE...

Navy_Codera at 2007-7-13 0:32:26 >

# 3

Thank you.

apchar_boiira at 2007-7-13 0:32:26 >

# 4

> > > Is everything that's in jse already bundled into

> > jee?

> >

> > No, Java EE provides additional libraries

> > (among other things).

> So then ... yes - everything that is in JSE is

> already bundled into JEE...

Umm, sorry, but I have to say no. The applications that provide the JEE software (Tomcat (limited), WebSphere, WebLogic, Sun AS, etc) all need to have a JSE/JDK provided to them. They do not come with one.

That is a somewhat meaningless distinction to the average beginning programmer, but then again an average beginning programmer should not be diving into JEE. And they should still be aware of it, as there will be an additional (or maybe more than one) jarfile that needs to be included on the classpath for compilation (and execution, although the programmer doesn't really see this all the time as it is simply a part of the configuration for the application providing the JEE).

;-)

masijade.a at 2007-7-13 0:32:26 >

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