> This is what I have done to get hello2 run in NetBeans 6.8, GlassFish
> v3, J2EE 1.5 platform.
> 1 - In the hello2 project, you have to change the j2ee.platform=1.4 to
> j2ee.platform=1.5 in the project.properties file (Files->nbproject).
> Save the file.
> 2. Next you change the source/binary
Hi J2EE Developers!
Thank you all for your generous suggestions. All have been very
helpful.
I have narrowed down the suggestions to the following four bound
books .
I would appreciate any comments to which you think would be best for a
beginner. I want to choose one, please.
[1]
Johnson R. (Oc
Hi:
Thank you for these references. I am trying these.
My internet connection is NOT good. Are there some books which I
could use also. Thank you.
Alex
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Hi Java Developer:
I am interested in learning J2EE. Is there a book which you can
recommend to either use as a primary or as a supplementary resource to
the passion courses.
I have tried to find some information in the discussion section but
have not been able to get an answer.
Thank you.
Alex
Hi Again:
I looked over the course page as you suggested. It seems the Java EE
Programming course is more at my level of someone without enterprise
experience. May I ask when this course will be offered again?
Thank you.
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Hi:
I am interested in the next start date for Java EE. The calendar says
the following:
- -The Java EE Programming course will end June 20th, 2010.
- -The Java EE 6 Programming course will start July 30th 2010.
This is the same course?
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Hi Again!
Great advice.
What I did was to go into my Environmental Variables and into the
System variables window. I set a variable JAVA_HOME with the value "C:
\Program Files\Sun\SDK\jdk" and then placed this in the Path as ;
%JAVA_HOME%\bin at the end.
Thank you all for responding. This is gr
I appreciate your help on this. Thank you.
Alex
On Feb 24, 7:02 pm, JKid314159 wrote:
> Re: SUCCESS!!!
>
> Hi!
>
> I found my javac in the following folder:
> C:\Program Files\Sun\SDK\jdk\bin
>
> Went into the Environmental Variables and in the System Variables I
> edit
Re: SUCCESS!!!
Hi!
I found my javac in the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Sun\SDK\jdk\bin
Went into the Environmental Variables and in the System Variables I
edited Path. I ammended this path as
;C:\Program Files\Sun\SDK\jdk\bin
I restarted the machine. I was able to compile at the comma
Hi again!
I have the following directories on my machine:
Computer\OS(C)\Program Files
Computer\OS(C)\Program Files(x86)
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I went into the Environmental Variables and have two windows:
Environment Variables
1)-User variables for Family
2)-System va
Hi!
I was preparing my new computer for this course and dowloaded the "JDK
+ Java EE Bundle." No previous version of Java was installed on this
machine.
1)
command line:
java -version
gives the following:
java version "1.6.0_17"
Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_17-b04)
Java HotSpot (
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