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Getting Started with Java EE Development

What IDE are you using and where can I learn to work with the Java EE platform ?

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Any of the big three IDEs (Eclipse, IntelliJ, and Netbeans) are fine. I personally use IntelliJ.

You probably don't need to do Java EE outside of a web container like Tomcat or Jetty and use Spring plus maybe JPA (like Hibernate, EclipseLink). There are many Java Web frameworks that you can use on top of them (e.g. Struts 2, Wicket, Tapestry, JSF).



The advantage of Java EE is that you can plug in almost all the pieces you want to put together (usually using Spring as glue). The downside is that it is so flexible that there really isn't an obvious starting point.

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I am using Netbeans and you can find some pretty good tutorial material at Oracle Java EE Tutorial .



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what IDE are you using

Me? This is Eclipse for Java EE . There are alternatives like Netbeans and IntelliJ IDEA .

and where can I learn to work with the Java EE platform?

Get started with the Oracle Java EE Tutorial .

Good luck.

Seriously, if you are really interested in learning Java EE Web Profile , I recommend reading the following questions / answers:
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This is a very broad question. I would recommend taking a look at Eclipse (download Java EE version) and Netbeans for IDE. And the Oracle Java EE Tutorial to get started with Java EE. Good luck!

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There's also a commercial (that is, not free) version of Eclipse called MyEclipse that offers a lot of great features. It is worth considering.

Jeff

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