What are types of Java applications?

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What are types of Java applications?..

Answer / yugveer jangir

J2SE-1.Stand alone application
2.Client-server application

J2EE- 1.Web-application application
2.Enterprice and Distributed application
3.Interoparable application

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What are types of Java applications?..

Answer / sahu

2 types
1.standard applicaton
2.web application

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What are types of Java applications?..

Answer / vinay sharma

Java has two types of Applications that is:=

1. Standalone Application
2. Internet Application
->Web supportive application(HTML,Applet)
->Web application(Servlet,JSP)
3. Database application(SQL,MySQL)

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What are types of Java applications?..

Answer / premlata

Basically Java Applications can be 2 types
1. CUI (Character User Interface)
2. GUI (Graphical User Interface)

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