Multiple choice technology web technology

J2EE application only a web-based

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

J2EE applications are not limited to web-based applications only. J2EE (Java Enterprise Edition) supports multiple application types including web applications, application clients, Enterprise JavaBeans, and other distributed enterprise components. The statement is false.

AI explanation

The statement 'J2EE application is only web-based' is FALSE, so the correct answer is False (id 511412), not True. J2EE is a multi-tier architecture whose components include not just web components (Servlets/JSP) but also EJBs (Enterprise JavaBeans running business logic in the EJB container) and standalone application-client components that run in their own container and provide a rich GUI, plus support for JMS messaging and JCA resource adapters. A J2EE enterprise application is packaged as an EAR that can bundle both WAR (web) and EJB-JAR modules. Because J2EE explicitly supports non-web components, the claim that it is 'only web-based' is untrue. The DB marked True as correct, which is wrong.

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