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Hi Experts !

I Googled a lot on this topic and end-up in frustrations.

I am a beginner in java, working in it for the last 2 years. But I am not sure what is the beginning of Java and what is the end of it.

Please update the below list with your knowledge:

Java Technologies:
JRE
JDK
Core Java
Applets
Swings
J2ME
J2EE
JSP / Servlet
JSF
Struts
Hibernate
Spring
EJB
JavaFX
Netbeans

Best Wishes,
Senthur

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Valeri

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Valeri

Don't get frustrated! Nobody knows everything! :-) Every java project or task concerns up to 3-4 of this technologies. The only think you have to be perfect in is Core Java. For everything else there are tutorials, examples...

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StealthyDev

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Thanks to Valeri and printnix63...

Now, can anyone improve the below segregation of Java Technology.?

Runtime and Development:
JRE, JDK, JNI

Editions:
J2ME, J2SE, J2EE

IDE:
Netbeans, Eclipse, JCreator

Application Servers:
JBOSS, Apache, WebLogic, WebSphere

Concepts:
Core Java, Swing, AWT / Applets

Frameworks:
JSF, Struts, Hibernate, Spring, EJB, JavaFX
JPA, JMS

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Sathish David Kumar N

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Sathish David Kumar N

Core java is nothing but lang,util packages and other package tooo, applet ,swing also coming under core java only
Starting the package name with java is part of core java .
Devlopement tool (IDE)
NetBeans,Eclipse,Jdeveloper,EditPlus, RAD and so on....

StealthyDev

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@dravidnsr, I am taking JDeveloper from your comment. And yes, Applet, Swing, AWT comes under Core Java, so adding under basic concepts.

Is this list all about Java? Even you experts can expand JavaFX or EJB's subdivisions.

Thanks

Runtime and Development:
JRE, JDK, JNI

Editions:
J2ME, J2SE, J2EE

IDE:
Netbeans, Eclipse, JCreator, JDeveloper

Application Servers:
JBOSS, Apache, WebLogic, WebSphere

Concepts: (Core Java)
Swing, AWT / Applets

Frameworks:
JSP, Servlets, JSF, Struts
Hibernate, Spring, EJB, JavaFX
JPA, JMS

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Valeri

JNI is framework! Only JRE and JDK belongs to "Runtime and Development" category.
About IDE category, IntelliJ IDEA is missed, it's the best IDE in my opinion.

StealthyDev

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Alright, thats fine, I understand.. Below is the updated list.. Any more suggestion please?

Regards

Runtime and Development:
JRE, JDK

Editions:
J2ME, J2SE, J2EE

IDE:
Netbeans, Eclipse, JCreator, JDeveloper, IntelliJ IDEA

Application Servers:
JBOSS, Apache, WebLogic, WebSphere

Concepts: (Core Java)
Swing, AWT / Applets

Frameworks:
JSP, Servlets, JSF, Struts
Hibernate, Spring, EJB, JavaFX
JPA, JMS, JNI

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printnix63

I'd add OSGi Framework to the framework section with it's implementations.(Equinox, Felix, Knopflerfish,...) which brings the bundle concept to Java.

StealthyDev

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Hi, thanks for everyone who shared their views.

Readers:- please leave your comment by adding your knowledge.

I am now closing the thread by sharing the points to all the experts posted their views.

Thanks again!