Java VPS

Java VPS on Java 2 Platform,
Standard Edition Development Server

The Java Platform, Standard Edition (also known as Java 2 Platform) lets you develop and deploy Java applications on desktops and servers, as well as today's demanding Embedded and Real-Time environments. Java VPS running Java SE includes classes that support the development of Java Web Services and provides the foundation for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE).

Java SE 6 is the current major release of the Java SE platform. Sun endeavors to foster the highest level of transparency and collaboration on the platform with the Java community through Project JDK 6, resulting in the following key features.

Java VPS advantages with Java SE 6:
✔	Applications run faster on the desktop and servers
✔	New 'Dynamic Attach' diagnostics simplify troubleshooting
✔	Improved 'native' look and feel across Solaris, Linux, and Windows
✔	First Java platform with full support for Windows Vista

New Java VPS features included in Java SE 6:
✔	Improved user experience servers
✔	Security features and enhancements
✔	Integrated web services
✔	Scripting language support
✔	Enhanced management and serviceability
✔	Increased developer productivity

Java VPS benefits in upgrading developer environments to Sun's Java SE 6

JavaScript integrated and included with the platform

Scripting languages framework extends support for Ruby, Python, and other languages

Complete light-weight platform for web services, right out of the box

Simplified GUI design and expanded native platform support

Full JDBC4 implementation providing improved XML support for Databases

Java DB included with the JDK, a free to use and deploy Java Database

Full support by NetBeans IDE 5.5

Sun Developer Services available to help build more robust applications

For more information on the features of the Java SE platform, please visit Sun's web site.

Java VPS

Java VPS advantages with Java SE 6:

New Java VPS features included in Java SE 6:

Java VPS benefits in upgrading developer environments to Sun's Java SE 6