Differences between jdeveloper&jbuilder

Hello everybody!!!!
I'm trying to understand the difference between jdeveloper&jbuilder but.....no result!!!
I would develop a project wich should connecting on Oracle database and making statistics with data (it have been stored from file with SQLLOAD), and also it should read an UDP messages(port514) and store them to database ,so I can't decide wich programming langage to use...and wich are the better???
Thank you.

thank you for your reply!!!!
so I have installed an Oracle 8i on my PC(OS=XP Pro) ,and I think that is not possible to use jdeveloper (is it necessary to uninstall it and install Oracle9i?what I should do?)and I haven't a big knowledge about jdeveloper (making interfaces"Forms",writing SQL command,connecting to database,it's like developer2000 ?,and also the BIBeans should I install it or it's integrated with Oracle9i?(if you have an example with this tool please send it to me on my e-mail([email protected])and thank you very much
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