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An Overview of Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Architecture and Its Business Applications

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Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) is a robust platform designed for building enterprise-level applications. It consists of three primary tiers: the client-tier, which handles user interactions; the business-tier, responsible for business logic; and the data-tier, which manages enterprise information systems. Major companies like HP and AICTC leverage J2EE as a key enabler in their business operations. J2EE application servers such as IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic, and Oracle 10g support the deployment of J2EE applications, while alternatives like Microsoft .NET offer different approaches to enterprise development.

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An Overview of Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Architecture and Its Business Applications

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  1. Java 2 Enterprise Edition

  2. Overview • HTML • Java • J2EE

  3. J2EE Consists of… • 1. Client-tier (First tier) • 2. Business-tier (Middle Tier) • 3. Data-tier (also known as the Enterprise Information Systems tier).

  4. Companies Using J2EE • HP • AICTC

  5. J2EE Business Enabler • Examples go here of businesses

  6. How J2EE Works

  7. J2EE Servers IBM • WebSphere • BEA • Weblogic • Oracle • 10g • Others????

  8. Alternative to J2EE • Microsoft .NET • Built by Microsoft Corporation.

  9. Summary

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