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• Chapter 10: Understand the Sun Certified Java Developer Exam Process.
• The above is quoted from Sun Certified Programmer & Developer for Java 2: Study Guide (Exam 310-035), Third Edition by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates McGraw Hill, Paperback, Published December 2002, 711 pages, ISBN 0072226846 .
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• "The enduring value of Java technology is driven by the collaboration of the Java technology developer community," said Ingrid Van Den Hoogen, senior director of Java and Strategic Marketing for Software, Sun Microsystems. "The rapid growth of java. net, and the growing momentum of Java projects on Linux, illustrate the power of open collaboration on standard technology and the developer community's interest in propelling Java technology into new markets and applications. ...
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• The IBM Java 2 Standard Edition Developer Kit for Linux is provided in the following packages:.
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• Runtime Environment package: Use the Runtime Environment package to run Java 2 Standard Edition applications and applets or to include a Java 2 Standard Edition runtime environment with your Java application. ...
• J2ME Runtime Environment package: IBM WebSphere Micro Environment contains a production-ready Java Powered runtime environment, tested and certified to meet the following JavaTM 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) specifications as laid out by the Java Community ProcessTM: .
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