Java EE and JDK

I want to switch from Java SE to Java EE. I will use some of the sample projects that come with Java EE. I deleted the JDK, but I think it might be a bug?

When I download the latest version of Java EE (6), after installation, it asks me for the location of the JDK (which is being deleted). I got the impression that the JDK is specific to every version of Java, like SE or EE. Am I wrong here? I would have thought that when I download Java EE 6, it was an EE JDK?

Can anyone clarify this for me?

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Java EE is simply a collection of APIs on top of Java SE. You will need to reinstall the Java JDK for Java.

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JavaEE Sun - . JDK. , ... .

-, Servlet.

:
GlassFish v3 - JavaEE 6
- GlassFish v3 - JavaEE 6

Servlet :
Apache Tomcat - JavaEE 5
Jetty - JavaEE 5

Open Source Full:
Apache Geronimo - JavaEE 5
JBoss - JavaEE 5, 6

:
IBM Websphere - JavaEE 5
Oracle Weblogic - JavaEE 5

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No, Java EE is built on top of Java SE. To start developing Java web applications, you can download Apache Tomcat .

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