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What are the versions in Java setup? Think about this during installation

by: fresherlab on Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2010 Time: 9:43 AM

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Java Versions
• Java SE (Standard Edition) – “Core” Java
• Java version used in this class
– Latest version is Java 6, which should be used for almost all new projects
– Naming conventions are confusing
• Java 6 == Java 1.6 == JDK 1.6
• Java 5 == Java 1.5 == JDK 1.5
• Java 2, version 1.4 = Java 1.4 == JDK 1.4
• Java EE (Enterprise Edition) – Same core language, but add in many libraries for Web apps and other enterprise tasks
• Most real-life deployments start with Java SE and then get server bundled with Java EE libraries
Which Java SE Version Should You Use?
• Server-Side Applications – Use the latest Java version that your app server supports
• JDK 1.4 – 1.6, depending how old your server is – If you can choose, use JDK 1.6 (but 1.5 still popular)
• Desktop Applications – For best power and speed, use Java 6 (aka 1.6)
• If you install, use JDK 1.6 – For best portability to existing deployments, use JDK 1.5
• Applets – Separate Java Plug-In is required in all recent browsers
• For intranet apps, use Java 6
• On internet, most Java applet sites (e.g., Yahoo! Games) use JDK 1.4 or 1.5, but all require end-user installation

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