Any difference between webdynpro for java and webdynpro for abap ?

Hi all:
   I would like to build one small system in EP.
   I can choose to use webdynpro for java and webdynpro for abap.
   I would like to ask any major difference between webdynpro for abap and webdynpro for java ?
   Is fpm supported in webdynpro for abap ?

Hi,
see this thread,
ABAP Vs JAVA WebDynpro
Regads,
J.Joe

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Hello everyone,
first of all i'd like to thank you for reading my
post:)
My question is a simple one, i bought the new iPod
Video 30 GB, and i came across a couple of questions
while i was heading home with my new toy.
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before?
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