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What is the difference between "Eclipse IDE for Java(EE) Developers" and "Eclipse Juno"?
I will be working on website development in JSP using Apache Tomcat web server.
Are there any migration issues in the near future from one edition of Eclipse to another?
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That EE stands for Enterprise Edition, which are versions of Java and Eclipse that include tools for server development.
The Juno release is the first coordinated released based on the Eclipse 4 platform. Eclipse 4.2 is now the default platform for the Eclipse community. New Koneki project provides world-class Lua development tools for M2M application development.
To use Eclipse for Java programming, choose "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" (JavaSE) or "Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers" (JavaEE). You need to first install JDK. Read "How to install JDK on Ubuntu". To use Eclipse for PHP programming, choose "Eclipse IDE for PHP Developers".
What is the difference between Eclipse IDE for Java(EE) Developers and Eclipse Juno .
The concepts are orthogonal.
"Juno" is just the fantasy name for the IDE version 4.2. Different (succesive) releases are called by a number (3.7, 4.2, 4.3 ...) and also by a codename:
Eclipse 3.7 = Indigo
Eclipse 4.2 = Juno
Eclipse 4.3 = Kepler
Eclipse 4.4 = Luna
Eclipse 4.5 = Mars
Each release, in turn, can be downloaded in several packaged variants, which differ only in which plugins (functionality) are included ("Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers", "Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers", etc).
There are usually no relevant issues in migrating from one version to another, in general you should try with the last version.
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Eclipse IDE has more versions like
Eclipse 3.7 = Indigo
Eclipse 4.2 = Juno
Eclipse 4.3 = Kepler
Eclipse 4.4 = Luna
Eclipse 4.5 = Mars
Eclipse 4.6 = Neon (planned)
so Juno is not different IDE it is a version of EclipseIDE see wiki eclipse
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