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Showcase samples are the most extensive, robust samples provided. They consist of end-to-end applications that follow best practices for application development. They are running applications that are developed using a combination of tools for design, development, and testing. These samples might need some configuration in order to run on your system. The setup instructions can be accessed from the sample overview.
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Application samples are working applications created using more than one tool or API. They illustrate how different tools interact with each other.
Application samples are runnable but they might rely on hand-coded functions or stubs in order to focus on the tools and technologies that they illustrate. They might omit certain features like error handling or security.
These samples might need some configuration in order to run on your system.
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Technology samples Technology samples are more granular, code-based samples that focus on a single tool or API. The sample may not be a runnable application; it might demonstrate code for a specific technology or API such as JavaBeansTM or XML. These samples are likely to have code that can be reused in specific parts of your applications.
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Click the plus signs in the Contents pane to expand the
table of contents and see the samples in each category. After choosing a
sample, click the Import link to bring the files into your workspace. Some samples also
provide links to setup instructions, complementary tutorials, or demos when necessary.
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