Well I can sort of answer the first part. I am a beginner at JSP too,
so if I am wrong please be understanding.
JDK = Java (software) Development Kit
SDK = Software Development Kit
On the java.sun.com site, they have it written as Java 2 SDK. They are
the same thing I believe.
JRE = Java Runtime Environment
This is what java needs in order to execute and I believe it contains
the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). This is the layer between your code and
the machine.
And J2EE has something to do with Enterprise Java Beans - I Think.(??)
That is all. I would like to know the answers to the rest as well.
Glen
--- Jimmy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello.
>
> i want to know something here (for me to clear things).
> what is the different between these terms :
>
> 1). JDK, JRE, SDK, J2EE
> 2). JavaBeans with EJB.
>
> hope anyone can help.
>
> thank you.
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