No. That is not true . You can call your application as J2EE based
application. If you have used at least one component from J2EE in your
application, then the application is J2EE based. Whether you want to use
EJB or not is based on your application requirement. It is not necessary
to use EJB in all J2EE based applications.
Regards
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Hi All,
I know that this is a silly question, but anyhow i need to know this
.
Suppose if iam creating a web application with jsp and servlet using
MVC architecture, can i call that applications as
J2EE based application. One of my collegue is arguing that only when we
use EJB or JMS it is a J2EE based application.IS it true.
If it is true then why servlet and jsp comes under J2EE platform.
regards
S.Karthikeyan
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