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What is the difference between Java Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition?

SE is a normal Java Specification. It consists of class libraries, virtual machines, deployment environment programming. Java EE is a structured application with separate Client, Business, Enterprise layers. Mostly used to develop APIs for Desktop Applications like antivirus software, game etc.

What websites does Java make?

Top 20 Java Websites

• O’Reilly Java. URL : http://www.onjava.com.
• Sun Developer Network (SDN) URL : http://java.sun.com.
• Developer.com. URL : http://www.developer.com/java/
• Java.net. URL : http://www.java.net.
• IBM’s Developerworks. URL : https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/
• Java World.
• Devx.
• TheServerSide.com.

How do you differentiate between core Java and Enterprise Java?

Core Java is used for general purpose programming and almost anything written in Java is based on the Core Java. Enterprise Java refers to Java applications written for enterprises; the leading technology here is Java EE which consists of a set of APIs (EJB, JMS, JPA, JTA, JSF etc.)

Is JRE an API?

JRE consists of the following main components that are as follows: Java API (Application Programming Interface) Class Loader. Java Virtual Machine (Interpreter)

Which are the popular applications built on Java?

Top Mobile & Web Applications of Java in Real World

• Spotify (Music Streaming App)
• Twitter (Social Media App)
• Opera Mini (Web Browser)
• Nimbuzz Messenger (Instant Messaging App)
• CashApp (Mobile Payment Service)
• ThinkFree Office (Desktop-based App)
• Signal (Encrypted Messaging Services)
• Murex (Trading System)

What is an enterprise application and give examples?

Types of Enterprise Apps Automated billing systems. Business intelligence. Call center and customer support. Content management. Customer relationship management (CRM) email marketing systems.

What are the categories of enterprise application?

Common Types of Enterprise Applications

• Automated billing systems.
• Payment processing.
• Email marketing systems.
• Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
• Business Intelligence (BI)
• Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
• Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)