> The enterprise level software are module based structures. Java enables logical grouping of functionality more effectively than any other platform.
> Both integrated and distributed applications require a high degree of fault tolerance because of one-to-many and many-to-many relationships in the transfer of data. Java has an interface development package that facilitates such design.
> ERP applications differ from conventional business applications in two primary areas—they are integrated and/or distributed. So any ERP application development platform must be promoted by a robust architecture, and Java apparently has that.
> Java development has many strengths when applied to Enterprise level softwares. It is itself platform-independent; it is object-oriented, and thus it is flexible and modular - and it facilitates the creation of secure applications a key consideration in distributed apps, both in-house and across B2B interfaces.
> Java application assembler resolves dependencies between components by creating links in the corresponding modules' deployment mechanism.
> The J2EE specifications place a number of requirements on components and deployment units, which is very essential for Enterprise software development.
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