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J2EE - Question / SCWCD - question

 
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All,
I am fairly new to using J2EE, I recently downloaded the latest version (J2EE ver 1.3.1)
I have a question.
Does this latest version have tomcat with it or do I need to download the Tomcat from apache separately. My question is can the latest version of J2EE process servlets?
Is J2EE a ejb container as well or will I need a seprate EJB Container?
Exam question?
For the Sun Web Developer exam I heard that it involves developing a Web application and sending it to SUN is this true?
If so how will SUN test it and evaluate it?
Thanks
Jawahar
 
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hi,
J2EE installation provides both web and ejb container. so there is no need to download tomact server.
bye
sameer
 
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