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Java EE: Do more with less work. Platform for SOA and next-generation web applications.   » Download Java EE SDK Overview Technologies Reference Community Support Dev Kit Downloads   At a Glance What’s New FAQs Screencasts White Papers Case Studies Testimonials Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) builds on the solid foundation of Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE) and is the industry standard for implementing enterprise-class service-oriented architecture (SOA) and next-generation web applications. The SDKs contain Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server, previously named Sun Java System Application Server, and provide support for Java EE 5 specifications. Updated! Download the Java EE 5 SDK or Java Application Platform SDK. What's New   February 10, 2009 Sun GlassFish Portfolio Released Sun GlassFish Portfolio is a feature-rich Web application development platform that offers developers support for emerging defacto and industry standards and simplified, rapid code development. Learn more about its features in this podcast with Sun's Paul Hinz and Tom Kincaid. February 10, 2009 GlassFish Podcast Sun Microsystems' Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine, GlassFish Evangelist, and Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart, Distinguished Engineer, discuss Project GlassFish, community adoption, and Sun's role in contributing to the GlassFish community. February 10, 2009 Introduction to Sun GlassFish Enterprise Service Bus This video demonstrates key aspects of Sun GlassFish Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), a lightweight and agile ESB platform that packages the innovation of Project OpenESB, the GlassFish application server, and the NetBeans IDE into a commercially supported, enterprise-class platform. For more on OpenESB with a focus on Java Business Integration (JBI), watch this screencast. » See more Training and Certification   Java EE Training Find out about training for architects and web component, business component, and integration developers. Get training on Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server.   Certification Learn about various Sun certification courses for programmers and enterprise architects, preparation methods, and savings programs.     Support   Got Technical Questions? Get Answers. Sun Developer Expert Assistance provides online support services for programming and other technical issues. Learn more.   Need Help with Your App Server? Find out about support options for Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server.   Community   GlassFish Participate in the community development of the GlassFish application server, which implements the newest features in the Java EE 5 platform.   The Aquarium Get daily news from the GlassFish Community. More GlassFish Adoption Stories: SFR, T-Mobile USA, Medavie Blue Cross, Pretium Telecom - Feb 14, 2009 Metro and Jersey - At Microsoft and O ' Reilly - Feb 14, 2009 GlassFish @ Mobile World Congress 2009, Barcelona - Feb 13, 2009   Stories Read about GlassFish in the real world. Pretium Telecom - GlassFish ESB in Telco - Feb 14, 2009 Medavie Blue Cross - Standards Eliminating Vendor Lock-In - Feb 14, 2009 T-Mobile, High Availability and GlassFish - Feb 14, 2009   Samples for Project GlassFish Developers can use and contribute to the sample applications that demonstrate Java EE technology using the Java EE SDK built by the GlassFish Community.   Java EE Forums Share information, locate tried solutions, and learn best practices for Sun products and technologies.   Open-Source Java Project Sun's Java implementation and Free Software unite.   Java Enterprise Community Here's the place to exchange ideas with other developers working with Java EE technologies.   Participate   Participate With SDN Share SDN Share is the place to share code and tech tips. Vote and comment on the latest posts from your peers.   Recent Posts: Introdution To JSTL Page Navigation Using Grinder to Load Test a J2EE Web Application The name of the Java platform for the enterprise has been simplified. Formerly, the platform was known as Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE), and specific versions had "dot numbers" such as J2EE 1.4. The "2" is dropped from the name, as well as the dot number. So the latest version of the Java platform for the enterprise is Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5).

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