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Java on the World Wide Web

How a Java application works on the World Wide Web

Ease of cross-platform and internet deployment are two of Java's defining features. Java Applications deployed over the web range from simple self-contained applets like our slideshow to massive business applications.

In This Chapter:

Java Web Start
A framework through whichapplications may be executed directly
An Introduction to J2EE
A Java edition that serve business computing and WWW needs

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