Re: Will Java Enterprise Edition work well on Vista Business?
DaveJohnson12@nomail. wrote:
Thank you. Sorry I used the wrong terminology. I am planning to learn
about JSP and Servlets. I haven't started yet. I will need whatever
application servers are required for JSP and Servlets. I will most
likely use the most recent versions of whatever application servers I
will need. I _think_ what I need is the Java EE SDK and I'm not yet
sure what else in addition to that.
I am still learning Java from the Sun tutorial "Trails Covering the
Basics". http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/ I'm almost finished
with this and I am thinking about what I will learn after the basics.
Many people have talked about software not working very well with
Vista so I decided to ask here. I'm also considering getting XP Pro to
avoid any possible problems with Vista Business.
SUN JDK for Java SE 6 and a servlet container like Apache Tomcat
should be fine for Windows Vista.
You will probably want the Java EE SDK for jar files to build against
and for the docs.
Arne
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