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From: samir on 25 Mar 2010 08:55
I observe there are so many java version of jdk,sdk,java bean from
various companies can be downloaded without free of cost. To run a
tomcat apache server(6.0) in my computer which jdk or sdk is
suitable. if any one can help me to gain a complete knowledge of java,
java windows API, javadocumentation etc?
From: Joe Nine on 25 Mar 2010 09:13
samir wrote:
> I observe there are so many java version of jdk,sdk,java bean from
> various companies can be downloaded without free of cost. To run a
> tomcat apache server(6.0) in my computer which jdk or sdk is
> suitable. if any one can help me to gain a complete knowledge of java,
> java windows API, javadocumentation etc?

First step is to find a Java group/forum.
From: Tim Slattery on 25 Mar 2010 09:24
samir <biswas.baruipur(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>I observe there are so many java version of jdk,sdk,java bean from
>various companies can be downloaded without free of cost. To run a
>tomcat apache server(6.0) in my computer which jdk or sdk is
>suitable. if any one can help me to gain a complete knowledge of java,
>java windows API, javadocumentation etc?

Way off topic. This group discusses Javascript, not Java. They are not
even closed to the same thing. Try comp.language.java.programmer.

Tomcat comes with a JRE built in. You can use any of the zillions of
Java IDEs (many of them free and very good) to develop for it.

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Tim Slattery
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