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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by taylan kuecuek <ta...@sit.fraunhofer.de> on 2006/09/27 12:04:15 UTC
tomcat plugin sysdeo
Hi everybody ,
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 any
other link where i can download it??
thanks
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Re: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by Markus Schönhaber <ma...@schoenhaber.de>.
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 any
> other link where i can download it??
I can't help you with sysdeo - so this is not an answer to your question.
But as an alternative you might want to consider the WTP plugin for eclipse:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/
Regards
mks
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Re: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by Mladen Adamovic <ad...@blic.net>.
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 Tomcat out of the box (default) and I had some
problems with Eclipse and web development.
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RE: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by Larry Isaacs <La...@sas.com>.
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 some problems with jsps :
>
> i make a new project --> dynamic web project
>
> then i can add a new servlet to this project and i can test
> it under eclipse (in this case what i must to do is only edit
> the web.xml file).
> this is really good but my question ist.
> the folder architecture is not the same as the architecture
> under tomcat. but if i make a war file from my eclipse
> project than it works under tomcat. can this directory
> differences make a problem??
No. Assembly of the project into a webapp image occurs when you
do certain things with the project, like export it as a WAR file
or publish it to a server.
>
> the second question is :
> how can i add a jsp to this project???
Just create the JSP file in the WebContent folder or a subfolder
of that folder. You can use File -> New -> Other -> Web -> JSP to
get the built-in JSP templates that are available.
>
> 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???
This is not required if you access the JSP by its name. It is
possible to create a declaration and mapping that will allow
you to access the JSP using a URL of your own design. At least
for the portion beyond the context name of the URL.
>
> and another question. this is not a tomcat question but maybe
> can anybody give me an answer.
>
> i want to use jsp servlet and ejb. for example with a html
> form i will take the login information from an user and then
> make a connection with the DB and check whether this info
> true is or not.
> in this scenario what is for what responsible???
> should ejb with the DB communicate? if yes how can i realize it?
>
> only the logic :) not the code :)
>
> thanks a lot
>
>
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RE: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by Tracy Nelson <tn...@factsmgt.com>.
| From: taylan kuecuek [mailto:taylan.kuecuek@sit.fraunhofer.de]
|
| 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???
I haven't used Eclipse recently, but ISTR that I used to use the "Web"
view, and add my JSPs under the (HTML?) folder. This is assuming you
started by creating a Web project. I think if you use the Create File
wizard to create the JSP, it'll take care of updating web.xml for you.
| and another question. this is not a tomcat question but maybe can
| anybody give me an answer.
|
| i want to use jsp servlet and ejb. for example with a html form i will
| take the login information from an user and then make a connection
with
| the DB and check whether this info true is or not.
| in this scenario what is for what responsible???
| should ejb with the DB communicate? if yes how can i realize it?
Current practice is to have a Data Access Object that handles the
database access. It's a POJO that your EJB would instantiate and use to
get the data. If you're using EJB3 / JPA then there are probably other
approaches. I've just started playing with JPA, so I don't know what
they are yet ;)
You might want to check out the core J2EE patterns site:
http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/index.html. Lots of
solutions to common situations.
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Re: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by taylan kuecuek <ta...@sit.fraunhofer.de>.
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 as other plug-ins. Once I had it set up, it Just
>Worked. Looks like it might be a moot point now, though -- I can't find
>Sysdeo either. It was a pretty popular plug-in, though, hopefully
>someone on this list can hook you up with a copy. Or check out the WTP
>plugin as somebody else suggested.
>
>---
>Tracy Nelson / Nelnet Business Solutions
>402 / 617-9449
>
>| -----Original Message-----
>| From: taylan kuecuek [mailto:taylan.kuecuek@sit.fraunhofer.de]
>| Sent: Wednesday, 27 September, 2006 05:04
>| To: users@tomcat.apache.org
>| Subject: tomcat plugin sysdeo
>|
>| Hi everybody ,
>|
>| 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 any
>| other link where i can download it??
>|
>| thanks
>|
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>
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 some problems with jsps :
i make a new project --> dynamic web project
then i can add a new servlet to this project and i can test it under
eclipse (in this case what i must to do is only edit the web.xml file).
this is really good but my question ist.
the folder architecture is not the same as the architecture under
tomcat. but if i make a war file from my eclipse project than it works
under tomcat. can this directory differences make a problem??
the second question is :
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???
and another question. this is not a tomcat question but maybe can
anybody give me an answer.
i want to use jsp servlet and ejb. for example with a html form i will
take the login information from an user and then make a connection with
the DB and check whether this info true is or not.
in this scenario what is for what responsible???
should ejb with the DB communicate? if yes how can i realize it?
only the logic :) not the code :)
thanks a lot
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RE: tomcat plugin sysdeo
Posted by Tracy Nelson <tn...@factsmgt.com>.
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 I had it set up, it Just
Worked. Looks like it might be a moot point now, though -- I can't find
Sysdeo either. It was a pretty popular plug-in, though, hopefully
someone on this list can hook you up with a copy. Or check out the WTP
plugin as somebody else suggested.
---
Tracy Nelson / Nelnet Business Solutions
402 / 617-9449
| -----Original Message-----
| From: taylan kuecuek [mailto:taylan.kuecuek@sit.fraunhofer.de]
| Sent: Wednesday, 27 September, 2006 05:04
| To: users@tomcat.apache.org
| Subject: tomcat plugin sysdeo
|
| Hi everybody ,
|
| 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 any
| other link where i can download it??
|
| thanks
|
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