What's the difference JavaFX and JSP/servlet?

Can JavaFX build web applications like JSP/servlet? Does Java have other technology to build web applications? thanks

JavaFX compares more to Flash and Silverlight and in that more to Silverlight than to Flash.
There are plenty of frameworks built on top of the Servlet specification that allow you to build web applications, each with a different approach and target application. Notable examples are JSF (and its extension libraries Richfaces, Icefaces, Tomahawk and Primefaces), Wicket, Struts 2, Spring 3 and Play framework. With Flexive you even have a complete CMS built on top of JSF technology.
A cool bit of technology for JavaFX is Flamingo, which couples a JavaFX frontend to a web based backend, effectively allowing you to "pop out" a website from the browser.
http://exadel.org/flamingo

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deployment in eclipse?There are several J2EE plugins I think. One is Lomboz.
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be used in enterprise java developementPfft...
1) Might depend on what you're doing. J2EE is not just JSP, you know?
2) Why do you ask about Eclipse IDE at Sun's Java Programming forum?
3) Do you really want me to list the 5000 plug-ins someone might use for J2EE-related development?
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