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<h1>jst j2ee</h1>
<h2>Introduction</h2>
<p>Find links to all of the published API's of the J2EE component.</p>
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<h2>J2EE API</h2>
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<a href="j2ee_models_overview.html">
The J2EE Deployment Descriptor Models
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. These EMF-based models allow for model-driven access and
modification of J2EE deployment descriptors. Clients may use
these models to build operations, wizards, editors, or whatever
they can envision! For the diagram-happy,
<a href="../models/j2ee_rose.html">
Rose diagrams and overviews
</a>
are also available.
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<a href="j2ee_operationsAPI.html">
J2EE Module Operations(module creation, import and export)
API
</a>
. J2EE operations provide capabilities to create J2EE artifacts
within projects, import deployable archives, and export modules
from a project into a deployable archive.
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<a href="j2ee_wizardsAPI.html">
J2EE Module UI (module creation, import and export) API
</a>
. J2EE Wizards depend on the J2EE Operations and allow users to
create J2EE artifacts within projects, import deployable
archives, and export modules from a project into a deployable
archive.
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<a href="module_core_api.html">Flexible Project Structure API</a>
. The Flexible Project Structure API, also referred to as
ModuleCore, allows consumers to build J2EE compliant modules from
arbitrary structures within Eclipse projects. The overview
discussed the core pieces of the API with appropriate diagrams
and code snippets.
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