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Relationship between JSP and Java EE
I am working with JSP and Servlets but I always come across Java EE as a fully different thing. So can someone help and explain the difference?
Java Enterprise Edition (By the way J2EE is and old way to call it. Since version 5, the Java EE acronym is used.) is the official stack of technologies designed for enterprise programming in Java. It’s currently maintained by Oracle Corporation. It’s released separately from Java Standard Edition. You can see the list of technologies Java EE brings about here.
Both Servlets and JSP are part of Java EE stack of technologies.