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what is core java and advanced java?
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Bob
greetings,
Bob
Advanced Java would probably be j2ee (enterprise edition). Watch out for
that one because it contains Enterprise Java Beans, which is total crap.
Sudsy said:Silvio Bierman wrote:
Now why do you say that? For enterprise application architectures EJBs
such as stateless session beans can be a godsend. High-performance and
scalability are just two of the many benefits to the technology.
It's not the right solution for everyone, but it certainly has a place.
Granted, there were some limitations in previous incarnations (the lack
of ORDER BY in EQL was particularly missed) but the additional layer of
abstraction provided by entity EJBs decouples the application from the
underlying RDBMS. Again, it might not be important to any but the larger
installations but being able to swap out Oracle for DB/2 could be hugely
beneficial, e.g. consolidation subsequent to a merger.
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