Re: Installing JEE

2015-07-18 Thread Stephen Kitt
On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 04:43:37 +0300, Jari Fredriksson wrote: [...] > They are self sufficient, as long as there is JDK installed, preferably > Oracle JDK. Do you have anything specific to back this up? I asked Brian Goetz about this and (simplifying a bit) there shouldn't be any real technical re

Re: Installing JEE

2015-07-17 Thread Jari Fredriksson
On 2015-07-13 13:35, Ioan Eugen Stan wrote: Hello Cecil, Java EE means you need an application server. Some of the popular open source ones I know are: - Apache Tomee - http://tomee.apache.org/ - GlassFish - https://glassfish.java.net/ - JBoss WildFly - http://wildfly.org/ From what I know,

Re: Installing JEE

2015-07-13 Thread Ioan Eugen Stan
Hello Cecil, Java EE means you need an application server. Some of the popular open source ones I know are: - Apache Tomee - http://tomee.apache.org/ - GlassFish - https://glassfish.java.net/ - JBoss WildFly - http://wildfly.org/ From what I know, none of them support JEE8 atm (not yet released

Installing JEE

2015-07-12 Thread Cecil Westerhof
I have to develop JEE code. It would be nice if I could also do some work on my Debian system. Default SE is installed. How do I install EE. (Google did not give me any useful results.) Also: is it possible to have JEE6, JEE7 and JEE8 installed at the same time? I need to code for JEE6, but it wou