JAVA/J2EE

What is Java?

Java is a programming language distinct from the markup scheme for defining hypertext, the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). Java doesn't compete with or replace HTML, nor does it negate the work done creating content using HTML for the Web.

When it was released in the spring of 1995 by Sun Microsystems, Java unleashed a level of interactivity on the Web that had never been possible before. Java makes the Web interactive.

The growing trends of Mobile Phone such as Nokia, Sony Ericsson, specially Black Berry, in the field of telecommunication is also supports the java platform. There are so many popular applications for these phones has been developed using java programming language. Opera Mini, Skype Lite, eBuddy IM Service, Gmail for Mobile, Google Maps Mobile etc are one of the most popular applications developed using java platform.

Java enables developers to create content that can be delivered to and run by users on their computers. This content is in the form of software that can support anything that programmers can dream up: spreadsheets, tutorials, animations, and interactive games. With the Web page as the delivery platform, this software can support a variety of information tasks with true interactivity: for example, users can get continuous, instantaneous feedback for applications in visualization, animation and computation. Users of the Web in Java age may indeed find a there on the Web: a place to play, work, or learn.

Who is Using Java?

Many companies have made a decision to use Java as the language for their software development. As the first interactive language for the Web content, Java got a good head-start, resulting in a good base of experience and skills among programmers. With Sun Microsystems' committment to Java, it looks like Java is a good choice for Internet content development.

CETPA think in the long run, Java is a good choice for development. The advances in Java compilation and run-time support in the latest versions of Web browsers should support a more pleasing experience for users of Java applets. In several years, developers may eventually grasp the importance of Java as a bridge of human communication online and then we'll begin to see the potential of Java

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