J2 sdk and j2ee sdk

in setting up to run j2ee -verbose, i need to set up the java_home and j2ee_home vars, and others. java_home is supposed to be the directory of j2 sdk, and j2ee_home is where j2ee sdk, which is where j2sdkee1.3.1 resides which is understood by me; but i do not know what j2 sdk is.
never done this before, if you think its a silly question, it probably is. your help is appreciated.

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According to the J2EE 1.3 specification:
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