This doc is targeted at developers using Macromedia Flex which is just a
J2EE application. It might still be of use to newbies here though.
It uses the Jakarta Tomcat JK installer.
Please note the security caveat near the end.
Corrections welcome.
http://www.cflex.net/showfiledetails.cfm
In general use J2SE. J2EE not only includes JDK, JRE but alo the rest of
the J2EE stack.
You don't need to install J2EE , install J2SE.
With J2SE you can use the JDK [JRE has just the runtime, so it is not
intended for development, rather for being shipped with apps or deployed on
prod]
If you use
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i am confused about using J2SE or J2EE
which one i am supposed to use ?
if i use
hi guys
i am confused about using J2SE or J2EE
which one i am supposed to use ?
if i use J2SE do i have to install JRE also ?
please clarify .. i am stuck here ..
i already have Borland JBuilder , which comes with jdk 1.4, do i need to
install another copy of J2SE or use the one comes
I found this
http://www.mail-archive.com/tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg73629.html on
the archive but this thread is very old and I am wondering if newer tomcat
5.5.x version implements JCA.
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I found this
http
I've loaded tomcat 5.5.4, and I can't get my web.xml files to validate with
the new schema.
I get an error on xsd:group ref=j2ee:descriptionGroup/
In http://www.ibm.com/webservices/xsd/j2ee_web_services_client_1.1.xsd
I'm sure someone has run into this, but I can't google up a
What is the best approach to include j2ee jars in tomcat?
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What is the best approach to include j2ee jars in tomcat
Dear Sir/Madam:
the company i will work for later on has the software
product based on the .net framework with the IIS
middle ware. because of the requirement of the current
market, the company needs to migrate
the whole architecture to J2ee based one.
because the company only has .net
Dear Sir/Madam:
the company i will work for later on has the software
product based on the .net framework with the IIS
middle ware. because of the requirement of the current
market, the company needs to migrate
the whole architecture to J2ee based one.
because the company only has .net
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the company i will work
Does anyone have any experience using either of these with Tomcat?
If so, can you point me to a good resource?
Thanks,
Derrick
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Does anyone have any experience using either of these with Tomcat?
If so, can you point me to a good resource?
Thanks,
Derrick
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Hi All,
I am currently trying to streamline our team's build process here using Tomcat as our
servlet container.
For a while the way I had it setup was that we had 1 instance of TC running on a dev
server and 1 instance on production. Each developer would checkout only the code they
will
I don't understand if all the developers is not having TC installed,
how they will check the code is logically working before integrating
with main code.
In my 6 years experience I haven't thought of the situation that more
then one developer is depending on only one server.
-Jignesh
On Mon,
resources to do it on your dev
server. Your server resources are better spent on integration and load
testing (and of course serving the production site).
Note that nothing in your question is specific to Tomcat or even J2EE.
These principles are applicable (and these issues arise) for any
multi
On Mon, Aug 09, 2004 at 09:30:05AM +0100, Allistair Crossley wrote:
: When I do a build, I am thinking that all source must be checked in, then a Get
Latest Version, then run an Ant script to compile and generate a WAR for staging and
production deployment.
-as in, the nightly integration
Thanks Charles.
You don't want to download the Sun J2EE package - Tomcat
supplies its own, and having both on your system at the
same time can lead to some interesting events.
Is this bad planning, or something a user should know
about and work
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So its primarily a classpath issue? I.e. its not a case of *don't
use J2EE* and ensure your classpath order is right.
Well, you are using J2EE, just not the Sun
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Hi Friends,
Is there is any body using J2ee 1.4.
If So, plz send me reply the deployment procedure
for CMP in EJB
Expecting urs reply
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Hi,
I'm looking for some architectural guidance.
I'm developing a multitier application centred around tomcat.
At the lowest level I have mulitple webapps. For the middle tier, I've
written a LifecycleListener that invokes my business objects. These will
then be available to all the webapps.
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Subject: Re: Alternatives to J2EE Authentication
Having just researched this, here's what i found.
Using a javax.servlet.Filter works very well.
As you say, You check the session for an attribute value that indicates
authentication
Hi folks,
The most common (and frustrating) bookmarked login page gotcha
with J2EE authentication has been oft-discussed (broken as designed)
on this list.
What are people's favorite alternatives to J2EE authentication?
And why?
Something I'm particularly interested
http://securityfilter.sourceforge.net/
This is perfect! Not container specific!
On Feb 26, 2004, at 4:19 PM, Steven J. Owens wrote:
Hi folks,
The most common (and frustrating) bookmarked login page gotcha
with J2EE authentication has been oft-discussed (broken as designed)
on this list
, 2004-02-26 at 18:19, Steven J. Owens wrote:
Hi folks,
The most common (and frustrating) bookmarked login page gotcha
with J2EE authentication has been oft-discussed (broken as designed)
on this list.
What are people's favorite alternatives to J2EE authentication?
And why
Hi
Is server.xml file used by Tomcat a stanard configuration files used in J2EE App
Servers or it is something specific to Tomcat?
thanks,
Naresh
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-Tim
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Hi
Is server.xml file used by Tomcat a stanard configuration files used in J2EE App Servers or it is something specific to Tomcat?
thanks,
Naresh
Subject: J2EE: Sinking Deeper and Deeper
List,
I thought I'd try a few things, to try and get my application
to make use of javax.mail.*
I'm running IBM java131 and Tomcat 3.3.1
I've got a fairly extensive webapp written and running.
Moved it to a RedHat 9 Linux server without any
(RequestDispatcherImpl.java:174)
at SME.SMEcontrol.doPost(SMEcontrol.nrx:317)
I did find a statement in the jGuru faq to the effect that:
The J2EE reference implementation ships with Tomcat. The classes for Tomcat are
located
inside the \lib\j2ee.jar. If you wanted to use the latest version
In a nutshell, if its not in the J2EE Spec, you can't assume is part of the
available architecture of a J2EE compliant app server, even if 50% of the
containers provide it. So if your looking for 'job scheduling', for example,
and some have it, and other don't, you basically need to build one your
Note that I just realized after combing logs that this error and failure
began when suns J2EE package was installed.
Has anyone seen anything similar?
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It there a newsgroup of a good mailing list for
servlet/jsp/j2ee/pattern/? I have search for some of them, I didn't find
anything.
Thanks.
Etienne.
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anything.
Thanks.
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Dear reader,
I've been trying to let Tomcat remotely call an EJB (Enterprise Java Bean) from a JSP
page. But so far without any result (but many different exceptions). I am new to
Tomcat, so I guess I am missing something somewhere.
Tomcat runs in a separate JVM and so does the default J2EE
Although it may not address the specific requests made on this list, I found an
article about form-based authentication that could be useful. Here it is:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/06/12/form.html
Regards.
Carlos
Hi,
i'm using tomcat 4.0.4 and run yesterday into a problem i'm
unable to solve.
I'm using a bean to send an email using java's Mail API.
Compile works fine and when i try to access it from
a jsp i get the following error:
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[...]
Howdy,
1. Don't use the j2ee distribution jar. Use the mail and activation
jars separately. Do not have the j2ee jar anywhere in the tomcat
installation.
2. These two jars (mail.jar and activation.jar) should go in the
/WEB-INF/lib directory of your web application.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium
hi,
Shapira, Yoav:
1. Don't use the j2ee distribution jar. Use the mail and activation
jars separately. Do not have the j2ee jar anywhere in the tomcat
installation.
2. These two jars (mail.jar and activation.jar) should go in the
/WEB-INF/lib directory of your web application.
1) why ?
2
Hello,
We are pleased to announce the release of Joey 1.0. Joey is the world's
first mobile J2EE application server that runs in disconnected mode on J2ME
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What is Joey
Hi folks,
This just occurred to me... there's a gotcha with J2EE form-based
authentication (broken as designed), that it uses client-side
redirect to send the user to the login form, but if the user later
uses the Back key to get to the login form, or bookmarks the login
page, they get
Hi everybody!
I'm reading about j2ee...yesterday i installed, did some tests, it was ok.
But, when i try start today, this exception appears:
J2EE server listen port: 1050
J2EE server startup error
org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: vmcid: SUN minor code: 209 completed
Sorry people, it was a message off topic
I'm testing J2EE Server, i really don't understand this error...yesterday it
was works fine.
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Hi everybody!
I'm reading about j2ee...yesterday i installed, did some tests, it was ok.
But, when i try start today
Just a quick one,
Can you run full blown J2EE apps in Tomcat?? If so do you need to do
anything special or is it ready to go out of the box??
Nicholas Orr
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No servlet and jsp only.
Nicholas Orr wrote:
Just a quick one,
Can you run full blown J2EE apps in Tomcat?? If so do you need to do
anything special or is it ready to go out of the box??
Nicholas Orr
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No servlet and jsp only.
Nicholas Orr wrote:
Just a quick one,
Can you run full blown J2EE apps in Tomcat?? If so
do you need to do
anything special or is it ready to go out of the
box??
Nicholas Orr
{{SNIP}}
Try jboss and tomcat
Try jboss and tomcat together:
http://www.jboss.org/downloads.jsp
Is that easy to use btw (I mean the jboss part) ? I tried iplanet
platform edition but that wouldn't let me do remote admin. Enhydra was a
bit vague in certain areas for me.
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are thorough (esp the $100 pay-for docs - support the team with this and
learn a ton!), and support on the mailing lists is like few other
projects. I'd give it a shot.. I used to be a Weblogic fan (and still am
to some extent
away from JBoss.
Keith
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Try jboss and tomcat together:
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Try jboss and tomcat together:
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Is that easy to use btw (I mean
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Subject: Re: J2EE, JSP, SERVLETS
There are a couple of reasons to pick JSP. I usually
tell bosses
that
we use java because it is easy to replicate across
Can anybody tell me wheather Tomcat 4 or 5 will be officially J2EE
certified? I know there is a process with Sun underway, but I don't know
the results so far. Thanks for your help.
Christian Coy
Merck KGaA
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At a guess, no (for the simple reason that Tomcat isn't a J2EE container).
However, Sun traditionally uses Tomcat's code for the servlet/jsp part of
their reference implementation of J2EE.
disclaimer
I'm, personally, not related to Sun in any way.
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Hi all,
Using win2k, JDK1.3.1, J2ee1.3.1.
I have created a small JMS system to generate pdf files. I created a very
short test servlet.
In tomcat 3.2.3 my queue is found. In tomcat 4.0.4 and 4.1.12 I get the next
error:
NamingException
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Name
OK I will give a try. I think you have to define your
QueueConnectionFactory
in your web.xml file in order. Is it the case? Look at the Servlet Spec for more info:
http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/first/jsr154/
Specifically in the DTD section. Also, maybe a j2ee related list might
Thanks for your answer Jean-Francois.
The QueueConnectionFactory indeed isnt defined in my web.xml environment
tags. I will see if I can find a good j2ee list to help me get along on the
road, but thx for tips
Gr
Ronald
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Greetings,
I deploy a EJB in J2EE1.3.1. Now, I would like to call it in my
JSPs/Servlets inside tomcat 4.x the EJB. How should I integrate both,
TOMCAT and J2EE, to make the Context resources of J2EE available to TOMCAT
environment?
thx,
Pedro Salazar
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On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 05:06 PM, psalazar wrote:
Greetings,
I deploy a EJB in J2EE1.3.1. Now, I would like to call it in my
JSPs/Servlets inside tomcat 4.x the EJB. How should I integrate both,
TOMCAT and J2EE, to make the Context resources of J2EE
/Servlets inside tomcat 4.x the EJB. How should I integrate both,
TOMCAT and J2EE, to make the Context resources of J2EE available to
TOMCAT
environment?
thx,
Pedro Salazar
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Greetings,
I deploy a EJB in J2EE1.3.1. Now, I would like to call it in my
JSPs/Servlets inside tomcat 4.x the EJB. How should I integrate both,
TOMCAT and J2EE, to make the Context resources of J2EE available to
TOMCAT
with embedded tomcat
On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 05:06 PM, psalazar wrote:
Greetings,
I deploy a EJB in J2EE1.3.1. Now, I would like to call it in my
JSPs/Servlets inside tomcat 4.x the EJB. How should I integrate
both,
TOMCAT and J2EE, to make the Context resources of J2EE available
Hi,
Wow, what a long message ;) I don't have time to reply to everything,
but the general answer is: tomcat is a servlet/JSP container at this
point. Not a J2EE container. Inter-operating with remote J2EE servers,
at least for us, has proven easy. We've never used tomcat 3.x, only
4.x, so I
Yoav and JeanFrancios,
Thank you both for your replies. They were helpful and somewhat reassuring.
At the general level:
We are aware that Tomcat is not a full J2EE container. But servlets calling EJB's is
bread and butter stuff. We have been successfully using Tomcat to talk to WebLogic
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Andrew Gilbert wrote:
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 11:42:05 -0400
From: Andrew Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Classpath Issues,
Tomcat 4.X and J2EE Interoperability
and J2EE Interoperability
frustrations...
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Andrew Gilbert wrote:
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 11:42:05 -0400
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To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Classpath Issues
Should I understand this all to say that Tomcat is not at all J2EE 1.3 compliant?
Section 6.1.2 states that a compliant web container supports EJB client API's!
Section 6.4 states that a container that supports the EJB client API's must also
support interoperability requirements.
Section 6.11
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Andrew Gilbert wrote:
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To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Classpath Issues,
Tomcat 4.X and J2EE Interoperability
.X and J2EE Interoperability
frustrations...
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Andrew Gilbert wrote:
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and enlightenment.
Questions:
1. Should one assume use of the J2EE SDK distribution of Tomcat is required for J2EE
interoperability, per 2.0 spec? More directly, is it reasonable to try to get J2EE
interopability with the apache distribution of Tomcat?
2. Why is there no javax.xml.transform implementation
appreciate input and enlightenment.
Questions:
1. Should one assume use of the J2EE SDK distribution of Tomcat is required for J2EE
interoperability, per 2.0 spec? More directly, is it reasonable to try to get J2EE
interopability with the apache distribution of Tomcat?
Tomcat doesn't have direct
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hi,
This quiestion may look very dumb, but still i want to know , What is this
J2EE consists of?? What are the things which this Technology covers?? WHen
can u say that ur application is built on J2EE technology ???
Thanks in advance
SKN
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To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: J2EE
hi,
This quiestion may look very dumb, but still i want
Sudhir Kumar wrote:
hi,
This quiestion may look very dumb, but still i want to know , What is this
J2EE consists of?? What are the things which this Technology covers?? WHen
can u say that ur application is built on J2EE technology ???
Thanks in advance
SKN
http://java.sun.com
Hello All,
What is the difference between J2EE and J2SE in terms of developping web
apps in tomcat? If I use J2EE in development phase, do I have to install
J2EE in production server, too? The documents from Tomcat tell us to setup
JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3. Why?
Many thanks,
Jack Li
First part of my question.
How do I add a URL resource factory in tomcat? This is from the J2EE
specification section 5.4 and is briefly mentioned in the Servlet
specification, section 9.9. Possibly other places although I just admit my
knowledge of the servlet spec isn't as thorough
I'm really desperate here.
I am unable to start Tomcat 4.03 when I am using SDK 1.4 and I have the
j2ee.jar in the classpath (J2EE 1.3.1)
I don't understand why it is conflicting. When I take the j2ee.jar out of
the classpath it's fine. I need the file for mail, I guess I can use
desperate here.
I am unable to start Tomcat 4.03 when I am using SDK 1.4 and I have the
j2ee.jar in the classpath (J2EE 1.3.1)
I don't understand why it is conflicting. When I take the j2ee.jar out of
the classpath it's fine. I need the file for mail, I guess I can use the
mail.jar and activation.jar
I am unable to start Tomcat 4.03 when I am using SDK 1.4 and I have the
j2ee.jar in the classpath (J2EE 1.3.1)
I don't understand why it is conflicting. When I take the j2ee.jar out of
the classpath it's fine. I need the file for mail, I guess I can use the
mail.jar and activation.jar for now
without running the J2EE server that comes with the J2SDKEE1.3 download,
I tried deploying the Petstore app. directly to a running instance of Tomcat
4.04. and got ANT 1.4.1 deployment errors like:
[java] Error: Could not connect to localhost -
javax.naming.ConfigurationException
Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Matthew Chestnut)
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And here is how to make it all work together:
http://www.purposesolutions.com/Resources/EclipseJ2EE.html
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Hi
You can try Eclipse
Hi
I normally program using JSP and Java Beans. I wanted to know why you need to
program using EJB. I have read information at the Sun site but I really would
like someone to share their personal experience of a situation where you
would need to use it (Does it offer more security? Is their a
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 12:17 AM
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Subject: petstore 1.3 on Tomcat 4 as J2EE server
without running the J2EE server that comes with the
J2SDKEE1.3 download, I tried deploying
REpost
I normally program using JSP and Java Beans. I wanted to know why you need to
program using EJB. I have read information at the Sun site but I really would
like someone to share their personal experience of a situation where you
would need to use it (Does it offer more security? Is
.
- there is no need to use EJBs/J2EE, you might want to consider using them, if
you are building larger scale, distributed enterprise applications, the
application server takes care of a lot of stuff, you have to do quite some
configuration activities though.
- JBoss is a good choice, there is a bundle
, 2:45-3:45, Room 120, Moscone Center
http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/sf2002/conf/sessions/display-1532.en.jsp
Because Tomcat is the J2EE reference implementation, it serves as the
basis for all web container instruction and design concepts for this
session.
Hope to see you
: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
You can integrate Tomcat 4 yourself ;)
Change the startup scripts to support JPDA
Attach with Netbeans
For soruce debugging you will need to mount the Tomcat directories in
your netbeans project
Chris Pheby wrote:
I am using netbeans right now (for Servlets not J2EE
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extremely useful!
Chris,
You might find the following useful:
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,22057,00.html
These are instructions to set up JBuilder with
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Sent: 19 March 2002 17:33
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
You can integrate Tomcat 4 yourself ;)
Change the startup scripts to support JPDA
Attach with Netbeans
For soruce debugging you will need to mount
be
extremely useful!
Thanks in advance.
Chris
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Sent: 19 March 2002 17:33
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You can integrate Tomcat 4
.
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. Februar 2002 18:28
An: Tomcat Users List
Betreff: J2EE and Tomcat
snip/
On that matter (J2EE Tomcat), I've noticed one small difference
between Tomcat and the jsp spec.
Tomcat renders jsp-code
Or, you could just run
catalina.sh jpda start
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From: Gregor Kovaè [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 20 March 2002 11:15 PM
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Subject: RE: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
Hi!
Here:
put parameters to java:
-Xint -Xdebug
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From: hanasaki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 3:27 PM
Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
Let's start with; have you done the research on the web?
- jpda - www.javasoft.com
- reading the Tomcat
without running the J2EE server that comes with the J2SDKEE1.3 download, I tried
deploying the Petstore app. directly to a running instance of Tomcat 4.04. and got ANT
1.4.1 deployment errors like:
[java] Error: Could not connect to localhost -
javax.naming.ConfigurationException
Subject: Re: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
From: Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Go for VIsual Age for Java..This is one of the best way...
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From: Bing Zhang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 11:01 AM
I am using netbeans right now (for Servlets not J2EE). Tomcat 4 integration
is not here yet, but in practice this has yet to prove a problem.
The draft versions of the forthcoming Using Netbeans oreilly book are on
the netbeans site and really speeded learning the editor for me.
Chris
Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development will be on Windows NT/2000. Deployment is on linux.
Three tools come to my mind: Forte Java Community Edition (I am supprised
that almost nobody mention this tool
You can integrate Tomcat 4 yourself ;)
Change the startup scripts to support JPDA
Attach with Netbeans
For soruce debugging you will need to mount the Tomcat directories in
your netbeans project
Chris Pheby wrote:
I am using netbeans right now (for Servlets not J2EE). Tomcat 4 integration
I think when you want the J2EE bits for forte it costs :(
I'm just starting to get going into the EJB areana and so $1995 doesn't
seem very nice :(
D
Matt Egyhazy wrote:
i havent done ejb in forte community edition, however, it comes with tc 3.3
and you can debug servlets internally. i have
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