What is the diffrence between JRE and JVM?

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Devidas Sonawane

  • Oct 25th, 2005
 

hi Milind!!! JRE and JVM both are same. JRE is Java Runtime Environment and JVM is Java Virtual Machine. JRE is defined inside JVM.

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Bala

  • Dec 21st, 2005
 

Hai,

  The JVM is core for JAVA programing , When you are trying to run applet or Frame based Application(developed by applet or swing ) there JRE Should be there.

 With out JRE ,you can run the simple java code which dont have any applet or swing components.

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srinivas

  • May 17th, 2006
 

hi,

JVM is part of JRE.i.e JRE = JVM + java libraries.

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