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Setting up java
Hello,
I intend to learn Java. I have jre 1.6.0_05 installed. I know PHP and I intend to start with web applications in Java. In the FAQ's there is this new to java link. Following it lead me to http://java.sun.com/javaee/downloads/index.jsp I am not sure what suits my requirements on the 5 options listed there. Can you please point out what I should download from the 5 options listed there? Thank you.
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If you're just learning all you need is JavaEE. However, I strongly suggest that you familiarize yourself with Java SE first.
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From what I have read, I cannot develop web apps with Java SE. Am I right here? And the link I have posted contains Java EE, Java EE + SDK , App platform + JDK and Java EE + Tools. From what I understand, you are referring to the Java EE. Is that right?
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You need the JavaEE download or the "JavaEE + JDK" if you want the "normal" Java SDK as well which I would suggest If you don't have it already.
It's been ages since I last touched JavaEE so I don't know what has changed but unless you know some other Object oriented programming language like C# or C++ you'll probably be better of first learning "normal" Java before jumping into webdev... But someone with more recent experience can advise you better.
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With SE alone no. But EE is built on top of SE. You're going to need that knowledge.
Since you don't have an SDK installed I'd get the Java EE + SDK. |
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Thank you for your responses. I learned c++. Didn't work much on it though. I know basic concepts of OOP. If I have any problems, I can always come here
. One more question: I have IIS installed. Will that be enough to test jsp pages or will I need anything else? If I need another web server, can I run IIS and the new one at the same time? |
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JSP and servlets requires the use of a servlet container. Tomcat is a good choice.
J2EE tutorial Apache Tomcat |
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Thank you.
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