What is the difference between SE/EE/ME in Java?

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I want to learn Java. What should I install? There are three versions: SE, ME, and EE. I want to start with the basics.

java java-ee java-me

2022-09-22 22:24

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Standard Java platform for desktops, servers, and embedded systems. Includes Java Virtual Machine specification and API set JAVA EE and ME are configured by selecting an existing part based on SE or adding an API depending on the purpose. SE is most commonly used. Since JDBC and basic functions are included, SE is mainly used when developing Android.

Platform for server-side development using Java. Platform for servers that add Java's capability to existing SE to provide distributed multimedia running on web application servers. It includes all SE functions because it added functions for the server side to JAVASE.

As the name suggests, it is a Java platform for embedding. The Java platform stands for Micro Edition. It is a platform designed to support Java programming languages on mobile phones, PDAs, and set-top boxes with limited resources, called Java ME or J2ME.


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