Benefits of J2EE

Below is the list of benefits that J2EE provides:

1. Portability: If you build a J2EE application on a specific platform, it runs the same way on any other J2EE-compliant platform. This makes it easy to move applications from one environment to another. For example, moving an application from one computer to another or relocating an application from a test server to a production server.

2. Reusability: The components in J2EE are reused, so the average size of an application is much smaller than it would be if you had to write equivalent functionality from scratch for each program. For example, one component lets you read objects from a database. You can use that object-reading feature in any J2EE application. Since this functionality is already written and tested, you don’t have to write it yourself every time you need it.

3. Security: Java technology lets programmers handle sensitive data far more securely than they can in C/C++ programs.

4. Scalability: J2EE lets developers build applications that run well on both small, single-processor computers and large, multi-processor systems.

5. Reliability: Many of the services (such as transaction management and monitoring) that applications need to be reliable are built into J2EE.