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Jakarta EE, once known as Java EE, extends Java SE by adding specifications for enterprise-level features like distributed computing and web services. It provides a set of standards and libraries for common tasks such as database access (through Jakarta Persistence), messaging (via Jakarta Messaging), and security, among others, intended to simplify the development of large-scale network applications.

Core components of Jakarta EE include Jakarta Servlets for handling web server communication, Jakarta Server Pages (JSP) for dynamic content creation, Jakarta Faces (JSF) for user interfaces, Jakarta Persistence for database management, Jakarta Messaging for message communication, and Jakarta Transactions for managing multiple resource transactions. It provides additional capabilities over Java SE that are necessary for developing robust applications. Recent versions aim to improve support for microservices architectures and cloud deployment, making it suitable for modern, scalable applications.