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Which part of the Java are Servlets and Jsp?

 
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Do Servlets and Jsp belong to J2SE ..? Or they come under J2EE ?? Iam a beginner in JAVA.. Please help..
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See J2SE and J2EE are two different versions of java but servelet and jsp are part of advance java
 
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Welcome to the Ranch!

Servlets and JSPs are part of JEE. Note that the "2" has been removed, it's JEE and JSE now.
 
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ankit pathariya wrote:See J2SE and J2EE are two different versions of java


I wouldn't call them different versions. JSE is the basis, JEE is an extension of that basis. Without JSE, JEE cannot run.
 
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