Student life is really on my nerves by now. I have been busy getting myself a real taste of the real world by grabbing that chance to work part time and of course, this passion and career in blogging. Now, me as a student is back. It doesn’t mean I’m letting go of my career but my student life is in fact adding more spice in this complex yet enjoyable life of mine.

Despite of the awful lot of assignments and documentations to do as part of the course requirements, ranging from minor to major subjects, I am certain that I’ll be making the most out of it.  Not to mention, the pressure  in time management really played and will forever play a very vital role of my survival. I have so much to share and let me begin it with this wonderful session in my class this evening. The past few happenings that transpired is enough to have me a feel for loneliness but now atleast a wonderful class discussion somehow ease that pain.

It may sound funny but tonight is the night that I fully understand how that concept of Polymorphism works. Polymorphism is in fact one of the most important concepts in Object Oriented Programming.  I was just so grateful that the proven effective and very kind teacher is with us to guide us along the way of our course in Free Elective which we will be learning about Java Enterprise Edition for the whole semester, which is also hopefully my last semester in College.

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition or Java EE is a widely used platform for server programming in the Java programming language. The Java EE Platform differs from the Standard Edition (SE) of Java in that it adds additional libraries which provide functionality to deploy fault-tolerant, distributed, multi-tier Java software, based largely on modular components running on an application server.

In our class, we are using Netbeans as our Integrated Development Environment, in short IDE. Java EE employs fully the concepts of Object Oriented Programming. This includes the concepts on classes where properties and methods primarily resides. Of course, the concepts of encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism and reusability plays a very vital role of the OOP technique which makes enterprise application development easy.

We were able to grasp easily and conveniently Java EE because of our basic knowledge in object oriented programming and our previous exposure in C#. The topic is indeed interesting considering Java EE is one of the most widely used platform for developing business solutions. It is also widely known for its feature which is portability. This means that Java applications will run over different platforms, whether it is Windows or open source platforms such as Linux. Well, that made it a lot more interesting, isn’t it?