New to JaveEE

[wen hao <we...@gmail.com>]

I'm new to Java EE.
I have downloaded the TomEE, and unzip it.
Do I need an apache server to run the TomEE?
What is my next move?
Is there any guide for beginner that has total of 0 experience using this
technology?



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Re: New to JaveEE

[Romain Manni-Bucau <rm...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

we have some nice samples here http://tomee.apache.org/examples-trunk/

but read some doc on jee is important too.

To dev if you are familiar with maven tomee-maven-plugin starts to be
really cool otherwise any IDE tomcat plugin should work fine.

About portability JEE makes all to ensure it. In practise some few detail
are making it difficult but really easy any migration from one server to
another one.

- Romain


2012/7/23 zeeman <ha...@fastmail.us>

> As long as the example or war you have is portable, it should work in any
> javaEE app server (jboss, Tomee, glassfish).
>
> You can easily setup Eclipse with WTP m2e (maven plugin) and Tomcat eclipse
> pluging. Tomee is based on Tomcat so you can use regular Tomcat plugin in
> Eclipse. That's what I use and it works well. I had a complex project that
> used to run in jBoss, it works better in Tomee. Startup speed, validation,
> memory usage, and eclipse integration.
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Re: New to JaveEE

[zeeman <ha...@fastmail.us>]

As long as the example or war you have is portable, it should work in any
javaEE app server (jboss, Tomee, glassfish). 

You can easily setup Eclipse with WTP m2e (maven plugin) and Tomcat eclipse
pluging. Tomee is based on Tomcat so you can use regular Tomcat plugin in
Eclipse. That's what I use and it works well. I had a complex project that
used to run in jBoss, it works better in Tomee. Startup speed, validation,
memory usage, and eclipse integration. 



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Re: New to JaveEE

[wen hao <we...@gmail.com>]

In the mean while, I have been google-ing about other method of setting up
the tomee as well..~ 
now trying with this source:
http://lorands.com/2010/11/debuging-openejbs-tomee-with-eclipse-wtp/
hopefully will work for me..~
will look into the movie fun. 

Can i develop JaveEE using Glashfish in Netbeans and change to Tomee in
Eclipse or vice versa?




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Re: New to JaveEE

[zeeman <ha...@fastmail.us>]

You don't need apache, Tomee alone is enough.

JavaEE covers many areas (UI, persistence, dependency injection, etc...) so
you have to see which areas interest you. I suggest going through a good
JavaEE book.

If you just want to see how things work, search for a javaEE example like
movie fun. Follow instructions to deploy it to Tomee. It should be a matter
of building the example war with Maven and them copying the war to
Tomee/webapps folder. Start tomee. You can access the war at
localhost:8080/warFileName.



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