What is J2EE?

[Jack]

txs for these links guys.
i start learning java and many guys on this news try to be bad with me but
you guys hel me. txs again.

 

[Jack]

In the wiki page it says

"The Java EE implementation from Sun can be downloaded for free"

cool...

 

[Luc The Perverse]

well it is not the case here.
if you dont want to help me dont bother me.
im tired of the people trying to be superior.
it is not because you know java more than me that you have to shit on me.
try to answer my question or go away fag

No, you have a serious attitude problem.

It has nothing to do with our knowledge vs your knowledge.

A forum is not meant to replace a book/tutorial/faq.

You refuse to even adjust your posting style to conform with the group.

If I had to guess I'd say you are probably a spoiled little rich kid
asshole. The world will not bend over for you, and I guarantee a usenet
forum will even less.

You thanklessness and arrogance make no one WANT to help you.

 

[Luc The Perverse]

i am not affraid. people will help me. they are not all like you.

And thank god not all people are like you

 

[Dag Sunde]

i am not affraid. people will help me. they are not all like you.

<snipped/>

Oh yes, we are!

With that attitude, you will *not* get any help
from this NG... You better believe it.

Grow up, aquire some manners, and come back in a
couple of years.

 

[zero]

well it is not the case here.
if you dont want to help me dont bother me.
im tired of the people trying to be superior.
it is not because you know java more than me that you have to shit on me.
try to answer my question or go away fag

I said nothing to suggest I think I am superior to you.
I did not shit on you.
I am not a fag.
I am not going to answer.
I am not going away.

PS. right now, I am convinced I am superior in at least language, social
skills and java.

 

[Jack]

go away moron

No, you have a serious attitude problem.

It has nothing to do with our knowledge vs your knowledge.

A forum is not meant to replace a book/tutorial/faq.

You refuse to even adjust your posting style to conform with the group.

If I had to guess I'd say you are probably a spoiled little rich kid
asshole. The world will not bend over for you, and I guarantee a usenet
forum will even less.

You thanklessness and arrogance make no one WANT to help you.

 

[Jack]

go away moron

I said nothing to suggest I think I am superior to you.
I did not shit on you.
I am not a fag.
I am not going to answer.
I am not going away.

PS. right now, I am convinced I am superior in at least language, social
skills and java.

 

[Jack]

If you read all the messages. I simply started with a question. you guys
started to bother me. im happy that some answered seriously to my questions.
txs for these!

 

[Luc The Perverse]

I said nothing to suggest I think I am superior to you.
I did not shit on you.
I am not a fag.
I am not going to answer.
I am not going away.

PS. right now, I am convinced I am superior in at least language, social
skills and java.

IIRC I posted a link to a google search whose top hit was the answer to his
question. He proceeded to shit on me. Everything else was defensive

He should be a little slower to call people "fags" since the only person who
did actually try to help him, is of the homosexual orientation.

 

[David N. Welton]

There an advantage to giving things alphabet soup names. You can at
least google for them. Try to find out something about "linguine". It
is some Java package. I have not a clue what it does.

The point was not particularly about the nature of the names, it's just
that there are so many of them that the system as a whole is poorly
described by listing its components. If I don't know what J2EE is, am I
likely to know about most of its components?

In other words - how would you describe it to someone who's curious
about *what it does*, but who doesn't know what Jammies, Jeevies,
Jibber, Jabber, Jumpnjive and JEEWIZ are.

A colleague of mine on the Rivet project decided to name a database
layer he created, 'DIO' - that one was hard to explain to people here!

Further try to think about "linguine" without getting emotionally
sidetracked with reminiscences about great Italian meals.

I don't reminisce about them, but eat them regularly

--
David N. Welton
- http://www.dedasys.com/davidw/

Linux, Open Source Consulting
- http://www.dedasys.com/

 

[Roedy Green]

try to answer my question or go away fag

now you silly twit, you have pissed me off too.

You will soon be in everyone's kill file. You won't get help except
from fellow newbies.

See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/newsgroups.html#GIFTHORSE

 

[zero]

http://mindprod.com/jgloss/newsgroups.html#GIFTHORSE

hmm Roedy, do a lot of professors teach classes about Skurtlwaxian
Wrommybuns? Sounds like an interesting topic ;-)

 

[Alex Molochnikov]

[snip]

The point was not particularly about the nature of the names, it's just
that there are so many of them that the system as a whole is poorly
described by listing its components. If I don't know what J2EE is, am I
likely to know about most of its components?

JavaMail is one component that you could use in the J2SE application. JDBC
was, for a long time, listed as an "officially" J2EE component, made
available under J2SE. XML parsers can be used without any reference (or
relation) to the rest of J2EE.

In other words - how would you describe it to someone who's curious
about *what it does*, but who doesn't know what Jammies, Jeevies,
Jibber, Jabber, Jumpnjive and JEEWIZ are.

You could list the most frequently used frameworks and libraries that are
part of J2EE (Servlets, EJB, JMS, JavaMail, XML parsers) and let them do
another search on Google. Better yet, there is a pretty decent tutorial by
Sun (http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/) that was written
specifically for the purpose of answering the sacramental question of "what
is..."

It still boils down to the poster's attitude. An arrogant a**hole like the
OP will not be bothered with it, but will fully expect the others to give
him a regurgitated digest.

AM

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Good points.

hmm Roedy, do a lot of professors teach classes about Skurtlwaxian
Wrommybuns? Sounds like an interesting topic ;-)

And since you mentioned it, got me curious, caused me
to actually (freakin') Google that, only to come to the
'next entry down' ( got me! .

Roedy, the next point after that one..

"I've been coding in Java now for since 1993 (I was on the AWT design
team), but this really has me stumped."

Slight grammatical correction (suggestion)
"I've been coding in Java now since 1993 (I was on the AWT design team),
but this really has me stumped."

[ Remove the 'for'. ]

 

[Roedy Green]

hmm Roedy, do a lot of professors teach classes about Skurtlwaxian
Wrommybuns? Sounds like an interesting topic ;-)

That was a sound Trixie made in Hi and Lois, a comic strip of the 50s.
I picked up the term for use to represent high fallutin' nonsense.

 

[Alex Molochnikov]

Roedy, the next point after that one..

"I've been coding in Java now for since 1993 (I was on the AWT design
team), but this really has me stumped."

Slight grammatical correction (suggestion)
"I've been coding in Java now since 1993 (I was on the AWT design team),
but this really has me stumped."

[ Remove the 'for'. ]

And while he is at it, he might also change "me" to "be" in "somehow me more
logical" in the Primate Psychology section.

AM

 

[Mike Schilling]

That was a sound Trixie made in Hi and Lois, a comic strip of the 50s.

Lois, by the way, is Beetle Bailey's sister.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

...
That was a sound ..

Roedy, the next point after that one..

"I've been coding in Java now for since 1993 (I was on the AWT design
team), but this really has me stumped."

Slight grammatical correction (suggestion)
"I've been coding in Java now since 1993 (I was on the AWT design team),
but this really has me stumped."

[ Remove the 'for'. ]

 

[Roedy Green]

And while he is at it, he might also change "me" to "be" in "somehow me more
logical" in the Primate Psychology section.

You will find a lot of those, also that/than, my/by. It comes from
the layout of the DSK keyboard and the fact a spell checker can't
catch the typos.

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/dsk.html