I am working on a Java application which uses Servlets, an application server, JMS, JMX etc.
So is this a Java EE application? And are there any particular criteria to say a particular application is a Java EE application?
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I don’t completely agree with the other answers.
You have a Java EE application if you can package it as a
.waror an.earand deploy it according to the Java EE standards.If you have a stand-alone application which uses JMS, it doesn’t make it a Java EE application in the sense most people will understand it. Same for JMX, JavaMail or other APIs. Still, such an application would use the Java EE API. But in your case, I would say, yes, you have a Java EE application.