Recognizing that "one size doesn't fit all," Sun has regrouped its innovative JavaTM technologies into three editions: Micro (J2METM technology), Standard (J2SETM technology), and Enterprise (J2EETM technology). Each edition is a developer treasure chest of tools and supplies that can be used with a particular product:
Java virtual machines* that fit inside the range of consumer devices
a library of APIs that are specialized for each type of device
tools for deployment and device configuration
a profile, that is, a specification of the minimum set of APIs useful for a particular kind of consumer device (set-top, screenphone, wireless, car, and digital assistant) and a specification of the Java virtual machine functions required to support those APIs
Un autre "standard" qui fait la même chose est SVG, il est prévu une version "mini" pour les plateformes plus limitées graphiquement, et même "micro" pour les trucs vraiment petits genre téléphones portables.
[^] # Re: Opinion
Posté par Guillaume Laurent . En réponse à la dépêche C# et Java, une étude comparée. Évalué à 2.
Il existe des définition un brin plus subtiles de "standard".
> Voilà mon avis, même si Stroustrup et Guillaume ne le partage pas.
Sun non plus ne le partage pas :
http://java.sun.com/j2me/(...)
Recognizing that "one size doesn't fit all," Sun has regrouped its innovative JavaTM technologies into three editions: Micro (J2METM technology), Standard (J2SETM technology), and Enterprise (J2EETM technology). Each edition is a developer treasure chest of tools and supplies that can be used with a particular product:
Java virtual machines* that fit inside the range of consumer devices
a library of APIs that are specialized for each type of device
tools for deployment and device configuration
a profile, that is, a specification of the minimum set of APIs useful for a particular kind of consumer device (set-top, screenphone, wireless, car, and digital assistant) and a specification of the Java virtual machine functions required to support those APIs
Un autre "standard" qui fait la même chose est SVG, il est prévu une version "mini" pour les plateformes plus limitées graphiquement, et même "micro" pour les trucs vraiment petits genre téléphones portables.