Sun Java Studio Enterprise is an award-winning integrated development environment (IDE) for enterprise architects and developers. Built into the IDE is all the functionality you need to develop, debug, tune and test enterprise applications, web services and portal components based on Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) standards.

Java Studio Enterprise is based on the NetBeans platform, well-known in the open-source community for its user-friendly, full-featured environment. In addition to NetBeans functionality, the Java Studio Enterprise IDE provides extra features to aid development, such as:

Key Features

 

UML — for rapid architecture and design, bringing enterprise-grade applications faster to market or implementation.

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Developer Collaboration — increases productivity for the enterprise development team by enabling groups to dynamically work together, optimizing code facilitating accelerated high quality application delivery.

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Application Profiling — understand and tune performance of applications, simulate usage behavior for Web applications with the built-in load generation capabilities, enabling a resultant faster transaction through-put and an optimal eventual user experience

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Portlet Builder — a facility for building and deploying portal providers and portlets within the IDE.

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Included with Java Studio Enterprise is a copy of the Sun Java Enterprise System for development and testing. Java Enterprise System is the runtime environment, a unified software infrastructure for deploying strategic service-oriented architecture (SOA)-enabled Web services.

Sun Java Studio Enterprise and Sun Java Enterprise System

This illustration shows the relationship between the integrated, preconfigured developer IDE, Sun Java Studio Enterprise, and the comprehensive runtime infrastructure, Sun Java Enterprise System. Together they offer a complete model-develop-tune-deploy solution. Note: Because these products are built on standards — the NetBeans platform and the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) — you can also deploy the enterprise software you develop with the Java Studio Enterprise IDE to other application servers based on Java EE technology.