How to setup a server for practice?

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I am learning java. I need a server to practice networking concepts. I installed netbeans and installed something called glassfish. I googled about this concept and got to know that it can act as a server. But I have seen them doing it using java web. But i program in normal java application. So i question can we use glassfish in java and if I can do it how should I setup it and use it. Please help me quick having some projects and need to complete them fast.

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I havent tried anything yet I am a bit confused between java and javaweb j2ee and jva EE and servers.

Posted 28-Apr-16 4:14am

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Updated 28-Apr-16 5:47am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2016-04-28T05:47:00

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If you are still learning then I would suggest you forget about glassfish and any other advanced subjects. Go to The Java™ Tutorials[^] and work your way through the tutorials until you feel comfortable with the basics.

Posted 28-Apr-16 5:47am

Richard MacCutchan