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JDBC
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Platform and vendor transparent access to SQL databases.
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RMI-IIOP
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J2SE RMI implementation over OMG's IIOP.
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Java IDL
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CORBA interoperability. Includes a lightweight ORB that
supports IIOP.
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Servlet
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Server-side Web development. The "controller"
layer. Middle tier flow-of-control logic.
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JSP
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Dynamic Web pages. The "view" layer. Middle tier
presentation code.
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JNDI
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Unified enterprise naming API. A location-transparent
repository for hierarchical data and relationships.
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EJB
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Component model for building "overhead free"
business objects. The "model" layer. Middle tier business logic.
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JMS
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Asynchronous messaging that supports: queuing,
publish-subscribe, and various aspects of push/pull technologies.
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JTA
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Distributed transaction demarcation API. Specifies a Java
mapping to the X/Open XA transaction protocol.
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JTS
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Specifies the implementation of a Transaction Manager
which supports the Java Transaction API (JTA) spec. Implements a Java mapping
of the OMG Object Transaction Service (OTS).
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Connector
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Legacy integration. The J2EE Connector architecture
defines a standard architecture for connecting the J2EE platform to
heterogeneous Enterprise Information Systems (e.g. mainframe transaction
processing, database systems, ERP, and legacy applications not written in the
Java programming language)
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JavaMail
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Platform and protocol-independent framework for building
Java-based mail and messaging applications.
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