Now I remember why I didn't add all the imports. The IDEs I use, Eclipse and IDEA, both have an organize imports feature that add all the imports for you at the click of a button. AppFuse has project files for both Eclipse and IDEA, so it should be easy for you to develop with them.

HTH,

Matt

On Jan 1, 2004, at 6:38 PM, Matt Raible wrote:

Please see comments below:

On Jan 1, 2004, at 6:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

1. the build.xml cannot identified the version of tomcat install on Windows, for the CATALINA_HOME may be "*/tomcat 5.0", rather than "*/tomcat-5.0".

I always install Tomcat as jakarta-tomcat-versionNo - as it's done on Unix. The Tomcat detection process has to look for something. I recommend setting your Windows environment up like mine:


http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DevelopmentEnvironment

2. the filename of personForm.jsp in the URL of IE is sencitive of case, the auto generated PersonForm.jsp will not work.

URLs are case-sensitive in Java Apps... if the tutorial is wrong, please update the wiki. I did specify to move the file and rename it to have a lowercase "p".


3. sometimes i change code according to the tutorial, i have to add a lot of IMPORT sentences in the .java file, but you did no refer to it.

If you think enhancing the tutorials will be helpful to other developers, please update my wiki.

Thanks,

Matt




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