Difference between Java & J2EE patterns ?
[105 byte] By [Shebua] at [2007-11-27 9:59:17] 
Hi...Can any one explain me what is the differnce between Java patterns and J2EE patterns ?
# 1
I suppose a Java pattern would be one that would apply in general programs, and have been expressed in Java. You could probably use them in a standalone app, applet, web app, or whatever.
In contrast, I would guess that J2EE patterns would be ones that are specifcally applicable to enterprise apps and have been realized in Java.
jverda at 2007-7-13 0:30:20 >
# 2
Object-oriented design patterns are not specific to any technology or programming language.
1. "Java patterns" do not exist.
2. The J2EE-based object-oriented design patterns that were created a few years back are for building applications with the "J2EE Reference Architecture", emphasizing three-tier programming and design.
GhostRadioTwoa at 2007-7-13 0:30:20 >
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