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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Vincent Stoessel <vi...@xaymaca.com> on 2002/10/15 19:37:48 UTC
struts in netbeans
Hello,
I am trying to deploy a struts app from NetBeans 3.4.
Netbeans attempts to compile all the classes before creating
a .war file. The problem is that compilation stops when it cannot
find the BodyTagSupport class which is located in javax.servlet.jsp.tagext
I tried mounting servlet.jar from tomcat to no avail. Is there something
that I am missing here. Anyone here have any success with making NB
3.4's compiler aware of the servlet/taglib stuff?
Thanks
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Re: struts in netbeans
Posted by Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>.
Use ant to build :-) I use NB as my IDE too - and I love it - but I
*always* use ant to build ;-) Among other things, this allows me to
keep my source/binary files seperate. I setup something like:
<project>/
web/ <--- my web module "root"
src/ <--- my source tree
dist/ <--- dump WAR/JAR files here
Then, I have a build file in the root of my src tree that I just click
on and hit F6 ;-) Works super. The build file compiles in-place and
then copies things over to the web heirarchy. Then, when I'm ready to
deploy, I war it up to the dist folder. ant really makes it easy.
Forget that fancy NB deploy feature and go with something bullet-proof ;-)
My 2 cents.
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to deploy a struts app from NetBeans 3.4.
> Netbeans attempts to compile all the classes before creating
> a .war file. The problem is that compilation stops when it cannot
> find the BodyTagSupport class which is located in
> javax.servlet.jsp.tagext
> I tried mounting servlet.jar from tomcat to no avail. Is there something
> that I am missing here. Anyone here have any success with making NB
> 3.4's compiler aware of the servlet/taglib stuff?
> Thanks
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Eddie Bush
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