Tracy Nelson wrote:
If you haven't used Eclipse before, you also might want to give NetBeans
(www.netbeans.org) a look. It comes with Tomcat 5.5.17 installed by
default, all configured and ready to go.
I also use Netbeans for web development although I prefer Eclipse.
Netbeans works with To
Feel free to ask Web Tools questions on the Web Tools newsgroup,
see http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/. Other comments below.
Cheers,
Larry
> hallo,
>
> thanks for the antworts.
>
> after first Antwort. i have installed the WTP plugin and it
> seems good to work with servlets. but i have som
| From: taylan kuecuek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
| how can i add a jsp to this project???
|
| if i add a servlet, it will be placed under src folder but if i try to
| add a jsp then i must to place it under Webcontent. make it a problem
| ??? and must i edit the web.xml file for jsp file too???
Tracy Nelson schrieb:
If you haven't used Eclipse before, you also might want to give NetBeans
(www.netbeans.org) a look. It comes with Tomcat 5.5.17 installed by
default, all configured and ready to go.
ISTR that the Sysdeo plugin was kind of tricky to configure. Not hard,
just not the same
If you haven't used Eclipse before, you also might want to give NetBeans
(www.netbeans.org) a look. It comes with Tomcat 5.5.17 installed by
default, all configured and ready to go.
ISTR that the Sysdeo plugin was kind of tricky to configure. Not hard,
just not the same as other plug-ins. Once
taylan kuecuek wrote:
> i have installed tomcat 5.5.17 and try to develop a web application with
> servlet and jsps.
>
> i want to use eclipse and want to use a plugin for tomcat. There is a
> plugin namely "sysdeo" but i can't
> download it because the is not available "www.sysdeo.com" is there an
