Java SE Runtime
Java SE Runtime Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
Java SE Runtime Environment 7.0
Java SE Runtime Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
- Runtime Environment created by Sun Microsystems that allows to run and use applications written in the programming language Java. It consists of a virtual machine - Java Virtual Machine and Java-library classes. Written in Java language programs, and many games, especially those for whom mobility is important. Some web pages also use Java. One of the advantages of Java is its cross-platform, that is, an application written in this language can be used on different operating systems where you installed Java Runtime Environment (JRE).
Java SE Runtime Java Development Kit (JDK)
Java SE Runtime Java Development Kit (JDK)
The standard class library, Java, examples, documentation and various utilities and correctional system Java (JRE). In the JDK does not include an integrated development environment for Java (IDE), so a developer using only the JDK, is forced to use an external text editor and compile your programs using the command line.
Java SE Runtime Key features: at the level of SQL-queries - based on JDBC, SQLJ;
at the level of the concept of objects having the ability to store in the database - based on Java Data Objects (English) and Java Persistence API (en);
templates support (version 1.5); parallel execution of programs.
Java SE Runtime Key features: at the level of SQL-queries - based on JDBC, SQLJ;
at the level of the concept of objects having the ability to store in the database - based on Java Data Objects (English) and Java Persistence API (en);
templates support (version 1.5); parallel execution of programs.
automatic memory management;
enhanced exception handling;
rich set of filtering I / O;
a set of standard collections such as array, list, stack, etc.;
availability of simple tools for building network applications (including using the protocol RMI);
availability of classes that allow you to perform HTTP-requests and process responses;
built-in language tools for creating multi-threaded applications;
unified access to databases:
enhanced exception handling;
rich set of filtering I / O;
a set of standard collections such as array, list, stack, etc.;
availability of simple tools for building network applications (including using the protocol RMI);
availability of classes that allow you to perform HTTP-requests and process responses;
built-in language tools for creating multi-threaded applications;
unified access to databases:
Java SE Runtime
Java SE Runtime
