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Waleed Khan
Waleed Khan

Reputation: 81

Java EE VS. Java SE programming

I know the difference between Java EE and Java SE. But my question, is there difference in the Java programming language for Java SE and Java EE?

Means I've learned Java and worked on Java SE but if I have to work on Java EE, do I need to learn Java for EE? Or is it the same?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 281

Answers (3)

Komal Parmar
Komal Parmar

Reputation: 1

Java EE is mainly used for the development of Web Application and as we know there are number of other things apart from only java lines are coming into picture for eg : session Management,Security of Transaction,Concurrent behavior of transaction,Work in distributed environment,persistence,locking,ratio to serve request per hit of URL many more ...... and for that Using Java EE we can achieve that as having various different opensource technologies are available

Spring Framework, EJB Struts Hibernate(ORM framework) iBaties JSF jsp+Servlet : : : Many other technologies can be helpful to develop web application.

Upvotes: 0

GAgarwal
GAgarwal

Reputation: 122

You can say that Java SE defines the basic concepts of Java which also remains the same in Java EE but there are many more things which comes under Java EE and you have to learn separately like JSF, JSP and Web services.

Upvotes: 0

Jon Skeet
Jon Skeet

Reputation: 1504172

No, the language itself is the same - it's just a matter of the environment in which it's used, basically.

It's probably more important to be aware of the differences between different versions of Java (e.g. Java 7 and Java 8) in terms of language features - if you try to use a lambda expression in an environment that only supports Java 7, for example, you'll get an error.

Upvotes: 2

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