RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-16 Thread Sandeep Takhar 

Here are some steps I compiled for the guys at work.

Note: WEB-INF for struts will automatically be
recognized as a web-module. (There is no talk of
struts below).  Also note that the list of steps is
for an older release 3.3 beta 6.  The latest release
of netbeans may not need all of the steps.

hope it helps someone  (a lot of this was compiled by
searching through the netbeans mailing list and the
netbeans site should really be updated with some of
this information at some point...)

Getting Servlet Debugging to Work: Netbeans 3.3.6.

1. Download jdk1.3.1_01 and install.
2. Create an environment variable java_home and point
to the install directory (eg: d:\jdk1.3.1)
3. Download and install Netbeans 3.3.6 (3.3 beta 6)
4. Since this Netbeans does not contain an
installation process update the 
ide.cfg file in the \bin\ide.cfg.
5. Update this file to contain reference to the
jdkhome variable:

-jdkhome d:\jdk1.3.1 -J-Xverify:none -J-Xms24m
-J-Xmx96m

6. Mount a fileSystem if one is not already mounted.
7. Right click and select: New\JSP & Servlet\Web
Module
8. A classes directory should have been created.
9. Right click the classes directory and choose
New\JSP & Servlet\Servlet
10. In the processRequest method - create a simple
output like "Hello World"
11. Compile the servlet.  The target for the
compilation is not set and so 
it will default to the current directory which is
fine.  To see this: 
Tools/Options/Building/Compiler Types/External
Compilation/Target.  To see which
compilation is being used:
Tools/Options/Building/JSP&Servlet/Default JSP&Servlet
Compiler.
12. Right click on a line in the processRequest()
method and select Toggle Breakpoint.
13. A breakpoint should be visible.
14. Right click on the servlet and select properties.
15. Check the URI parameter of the servlet.
16. Select the "WEB-INF" directory that was created
after step 7.
17. Go to the menu and select "Debug-Start"
18. This should launch Internet Explorer (If it
doesn't - go to 
Tools/Options/Building/JSP&Servlet and change the Web
Browser parameter).
19. The web browser will have a url like:
http://localhost:8080  (The port that the 
internal tomcat listens on can be changed: 
Tools/Options/Debugging & Executing/Execution
Types/J2EE Server Executor 
and select Installed Servers.  A server Registry
should open up when you can select: 
Server Registry/Installed Servers/Tomcat 3.2  The
properties box lists which port is 
applicable).
20.  Tack on the URI parameter determined in step #14.

Additional steps for jsp debugging

21. Set a break point in the jsp you want to:  Right
click on the jsp and select
View\Servlet.  Place the cursor where you want the
break point and select Debug\Add Breakpoint
Change the type from "Class" to "Line" in the dialog
box that pops up and select ok.  Note:
The breakpoint will not be visible.  To remove the
breakpoint -- go to the debugging tab.
--- Michael Mok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Dave
> 
> Yes it should work with Netbeans 3.3.
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> Regards
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> Cheers,
> 
> Dave
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RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-15 Thread Michael Mok 

Hi Dave

Yes it should work with Netbeans 3.3.

Regards

Michael Mok


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Has anyone produced a similar HOW-TO for Netbeans?  Or will this work for
Netbeans as well as Forte?

Cheers,

Dave





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I have written a HOW-TO on this. You may want to read it first.

www.michaelmok.com

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If you use Forte 3.0 CE (same as netbeans with a few extensions -- good web
app extensions), running Struts apps is no problem.

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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

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Re: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-15 Thread Dick Starr 

I use Caldera OpenLinux Server 3.1, Tomcat 4.0.1, and Netbeans 3.3 with no
problems. I deploy Struts apps as Rob describes below.

Dick Starr

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> I have been able to use struts with Netbeans by unzipping the struts-blank
> war file and mounting the resulting directory. Netbeans recognizes the dir
> as a web app and takes care of everything for you - mounting jars, setting
> up mount points for editing conf files, etc.
>
> What I usually do in practice is install tomcat on my machine, put all of
> the struts war files in the tomcat webapps dir, start tomcat so tomcat
> unzips the web apps for me, and then mount the resulting directory that I
> want to work on in netbeans. After that, just make sure to turn off your
> standalone tomcat so port 8080 is not in use. Hope that makes sense.
>
> Rob
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> Has anyone produced a similar HOW-TO for Netbeans?  Or will this work for
> Netbeans as well as Forte?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
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>
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>
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> Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
> integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
> internal Tomcat.
>
> Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
> mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
> says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
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RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-15 Thread Rob Parker 

I have been able to use struts with Netbeans by unzipping the struts-blank
war file and mounting the resulting directory. Netbeans recognizes the dir
as a web app and takes care of everything for you - mounting jars, setting
up mount points for editing conf files, etc.

What I usually do in practice is install tomcat on my machine, put all of
the struts war files in the tomcat webapps dir, start tomcat so tomcat
unzips the web apps for me, and then mount the resulting directory that I
want to work on in netbeans. After that, just make sure to turn off your
standalone tomcat so port 8080 is not in use. Hope that makes sense.

Rob

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Netbeans as well as Forte?

Cheers,

Dave





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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

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RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-15 Thread dhay 



Has anyone produced a similar HOW-TO for Netbeans?  Or will this work for
Netbeans as well as Forte?

Cheers,

Dave





"Michael Mok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/14/2002
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-Original Message-
From: AJ Morris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 4:14 PM
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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

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RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-13 Thread Michael Mok 

I have written a HOW-TO on this. You may want to read it first.

www.michaelmok.com

Michael Mok
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Fax: 61 8 94815281
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If you use Forte 3.0 CE (same as netbeans with a few extensions -- good web
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-Original Message-
From: AJ Morris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

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RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-11 Thread ltorrence 

If you use Forte 3.0 CE (same as netbeans with a few extensions -- good web
app extensions), running Struts apps is no problem.

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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

AJ Morris
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