Different Types of Java Tools
- A JDK distribution
- IDEs for Java
- Cloud-based Java IDEs
- Distributed and collaborative version control tools
- Code reconciliation tools
- Java build tools
- Java code quality tools
- Java testing tools and frameworks
- CI tools
Different types of Java Networking
In Java, there are two primary types of networking: client-server networking and peer-to-peer networking.
Client-server networking involves a client application that requests a service from a server application. The server application, in turn, provides the requested service to the client application.
On the other hand, peer-to-peer networking allows two or more applications to communicate directly with each other without relying on a central server. In this type of networking, the applications can interact and share resources directly among themselves