describe all about advanced java with presentation
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Answer / p.a.v.k.prasad
According to JAVA specifications there is no Advance java.
SUN releses the JAVA in 3 flavours.
1)J2SE---Java 2 Standard Edition(Core Java).
2)J2EE---Java 2 Enterprise Edition (Business applications)
1)Servlets
2)JSP
3)EJB
3)J2ME---Java 2 Mobile Edition.
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Answer / ravikiran
advanced java is the one which deals with web application
components...servlets will deal with the business logic by
putting the html code inside java,jsp concentrates on
presentation logic by putting the java code inside html..
The EJB will act on the distribute applications which run on
the same JVM or in a remote location
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Answer / ravikiran
advanced java is the one which deals with web application
components...servlets will deal with the business logic by
putting the html code inside java,jsp concentrates on
presentation logic by putting the java code inside html..
The EJB will act on the distribute applications which run on
the same JVM or in a remote location
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Answer / sangaramu
Advanced java is platfrom independent on developed by sun
mircosystem in 1990,java is programming languages.
advanced java in c, c++ some some future ,
advanced java include applets, sevlets, jdbc, awt, swing,
http, asp etc.
for ex:-advanced java basic control(Understanding Controls
Buttons
TextBoxes
Image and Link buttons
Checkboxes & Radio Buttons
DropDown Menus & ListBoxes )
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