Problems Installing JAVA EE SDK

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I have to study a JAVA server based application developed on the JAVA EE Platform. I also have to study JAvadocs and document the existing classes, packages in the application.

I am primarily a C#,.Net person. And a total newbiew to JAVA.

I have tried to install the JAVA EE SDK (java_ee_sdk-6u1-jdk-windows.exe)on my system with no success.

The binary simply dies down after showing some startup screens. There is no response whatsoever. I am still trying to figure out the problem. In the meanwhile I have installed JAVA SE SDK.

I would request people form the Java community to answer the following.

1. What could be the possible problem in installing Java EE SDK?

Does this SDK version require a server class OS? My current platform is windows XP.

2. I have access to access to Javadocs from the SE SDK of JAVA.

Are there any differences between the javadocs version in JAva EE SDK and Java SE SDK?

I have tried to find out the solution to the above problems by accessing the Java documentation.

3. In the Java SDK installation where can I find the JAVA API documentation?

Your help is highly appreciated! Thanks in advance

Regards
Reborndeveloper

Posted 1-Feb-11 2:04am

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Igor Kushnarev 2-Feb-11 1:20am

It would be nice if you provided an info about your Windows version.
JDK doesn't require server OS. But maybe it will help: Try to change default installation path to something like "C:\JDK" (without spaces)

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 7-Feb-11 7:35am

Any news yet? How are you coming along?

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-02-02T03:14:00

I'd try it again with a lot more patience. I've had that happen to me before. The java installation process is just sitting there doing seemingly zilch since I also had other things to attend to I just locked the system and let it do its work. When I came back to the system the next day the setup was completed.

Best Regards,
Manfred