The thin line between Java SE and Java EE -
The person I write is the Java Controller (MVC), which tests with Johnit, which writes JDBC, Uses ..
Basically, how do I know when it is Java EE and when is it not? I have not written servlets or JSPS (which are part of JavaEE), but I use APIs and so ...
What am I? Java EE Programmer? Java SE programmer? If you were a spring / hibernate developer, then what are you? Java EE or Java SE?
Perhaps this is a stupid question (if I am so sorry), but what is the "thin line" between Java SE and Java EE?
More importantly, what's the matter ?
"What is a name?
The only purpose of creating these labels is to form a shortcut for binding technologies together. Share the ideas that they are exceptionally useful, and as a result, they are not being used for any result.
Of course, companies can advertise for "J2 EEE Developer" But they will always mention in details / interviews. They mean, for example, for example, Jebos and JPA, instead of just saying "you JEEEE", assuming you both know precisely what that means.
And Outside that specific example, I used it in very little words (because they are not very useful). Asking whether you have experience with Java, it is useful to ask at a more accurate level whether you are using Tomcat or In hibernation Being an experienced person, but asking if someone has experience with JEE EEE, there is no possibility of giving a useful answer.
Is there any specific situation that will ask you to ask this question Inspire?
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