Is it possible to integrate j2ee enviroment with sun studio developer???

Dear all,
I currently developing a jsp based web application with sun studio enterprise but sun studio by default does not support j2ee environment, i think it only support to j2SE.
i want to use persistence and enterprise beans with my application but don't know, how to do it with sun studio developer.
i can install the persistence and ejb api's separately, but i dont know whether sun developer will support them
Can any on tell, what is the best tool for web application developement, while i will need to java uml diagrams later on.
i would be grateful, if someone can help, i am really desprate
shafqat zaman

Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 (built on top on NetBeans 5.0) does support j2ee (and j2se) development.
For developing j2ee applications, both NetBeans (latest version is 5.5, http://www.netbeans.org) and SJSE can be used. For a comparison on SJSE and NetBeans, please take a look at:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=747&threadID=5113472
For a list of all development tools from Sun, please take a look at http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/devtools/free/index.html..
i want to use persistence and enterprise beans with my application but don't know,
how to do it with sun studio developer.For j2ee development, please check out NetBeans 5.5 ; there are several tutorials available at http://www.netbeans.org/kb/index.html. (Since SJSE is built on top on NetBeans, SJSE can also be used and all the NetBeans documents also will apply to SJSE).

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