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Wed, 24 August 2005 12:18

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: almagestri.yahoo.com

Where are the tutorials? There are so few tutorials about the WTP 0.7. I
started a new project on WTP, involving EJB, Mysql, JSP and Servlet, but i
didn't found any useful information to integrate this technologies. Can
anybody help-me?
Thanks.

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #134736 is a reply to message #134712]

Wed, 24 August 2005 14:43

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: stoeckelmann.web.de

> Where are the tutorials? There are so few tutorials about the WTP 0.7. I
> started a new project on WTP, involving EJB, Mysql, JSP and Servlet, but
> i didn't found any useful information to integrate this technologies.
> Can anybody help-me?
> Thanks.
>

These tutorials and code examples helped me a lot understanding the
basics of j2ee development:
http://courses.coreservlets.com/Course-Materials/csajsp2.htm l ('Materials')
I hope they will help you too.

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #134772 is a reply to message #134736]

Wed, 24 August 2005 19:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: almagestri.yahoo.com

Thanks Birger. There are a lot of codes and examples in this tutorial. But
I'm still loking for a tutorial explaning entity bean and session bean
with Eclipse WTP.

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #134813 is a reply to message #134772]

Thu, 25 August 2005 02:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: sportboy02.software.nju.edu.cn

Felippe Scheidt wrote:
> Thanks Birger. There are a lot of codes and examples in this tutorial.
> But I'm still loking for a tutorial explaning entity bean and session
> bean with Eclipse WTP.
>

So far, WTP0.7 has not obvious support for entity bean, but you can use
XDoclet to add them by yourself.
You may find some useful information about XDoclet from its official web
site:-)

As for the session bean and MDB, WTP0.7 does have support.

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #134839 is a reply to message #134813]

Thu, 25 August 2005 09:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hiwibl5.iitb.fhg.de

Jason schrieb:
> So far, WTP0.7 has not obvious support for entity bean, but you can use
> XDoclet to add them by yourself.
> You may find some useful information about XDoclet from its official web
> site:-)
>
> As for the session bean and MDB, WTP0.7 does have support.

Hi!

I know how to create an Entity Bean with XDoclet.
But I do not know what I have to do so that WTP accepts it as an entity
bean. Which steps do I have to perform?
Are there any examples existing, cause I can not find something useful. :(

And another question conserning XDoclet and WTP:
Is it possible to add XDoclet annotation support AFTER a file has been
created? That would make it easier to import old files, that already
support XDoclet.

Greetings
Manu

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #134967 is a reply to message #134712]

Thu, 25 August 2005 12:27

Eclipse User

Tutorials published by WTP can be found at
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/community/communityresources .html#tutorials.
(There is also a link on the main WTP page.)

WTP is looking for tutorial contributions. If you have a good idea for a
tutorial please open a bugzilla bug against the Web Tools project's
website component and it will be reviewed.

Thanks,

Lawrence

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #135273 is a reply to message #134967]

Fri, 26 August 2005 03:25

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hiwibl5.iitb.fhg.de

lmandel@ca.ibm.com schrieb:
> Tutorials published by WTP can be found at
> http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/community/communityresources .html#tutorials.
> (There is also a link on the main WTP page.)
>
> WTP is looking for tutorial contributions. If you have a good idea for a
> tutorial please open a bugzilla bug against the Web Tools project's
> website component and it will be reviewed.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lawrence

Does that also include ideas for tutorials that could be useful?
Cause it could be useful if someone writes a tutorial about creating
entity beans wiht wtp.
But I do not know how and can not write one. :(

Entity beans are very important for some people and until wtp does not
have an ejb-wizard included, that also supports entity beans, it would
be a good idea to know how to work around it. It is not done, with only
knowing how to use XDoclet.

Greetings
Manu

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #135312 is a reply to message #135273]

Fri, 26 August 2005 09:15

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: almagestri.yahoo.com

Hi.
How can I create a EntityBean using XDoclet inside WTP?
It will be nice if someone share a howto about using Entity Beans into the
WTP, or showing the path. I would be very grateful.

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #135374 is a reply to message #135273]

Fri, 26 August 2005 18:27

Eclipse User

>Does that also include ideas for tutorials that could be useful?

Absolutely! Please submit your tutorial ideas/requests in bugzilla and
I'll try and find authors.

Lawrence

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #135411 is a reply to message #134839]

Sat, 27 August 2005 15:04

Eclipse User

Yes it is possible and manditory to add XDoclet annotations after the files
has been created if you want it to do anything useful.

It is not difficult to create an entity bean by first creating a session
bean and making a couple minor modifications to it. I show how to do this in
my book Pro Eclipse JST -http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1590594932/,
which will be available Sept 14th. I highly recommend before using the
Session Bean wizard to turn off the automatic builds. Otherwise a bunch of
orphaned session bean code will be created.

"hiwibl5" <hiwibl5@iitb.fhg.de> wrote in message
news:dekfms$nc4$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Jason schrieb:
> > So far, WTP0.7 has not obvious support for entity bean, but you can use
> > XDoclet to add them by yourself.
> > You may find some useful information about XDoclet from its official web
> > site:-)
> >
> > As for the session bean and MDB, WTP0.7 does have support.
>
>
>
> Hi!
>
>
> I know how to create an Entity Bean with XDoclet.
> But I do not know what I have to do so that WTP accepts it as an entity
> bean. Which steps do I have to perform?
> Are there any examples existing, cause I can not find something useful. :(
>
> And another question conserning XDoclet and WTP:
> Is it possible to add XDoclet annotation support AFTER a file has been
> created? That would make it easier to import old files, that already
> support XDoclet.
>
>
> Greetings
> Manu

Re: Tutorials and WTP [message #135492 is a reply to message #135411]

Mon, 29 August 2005 10:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hiwibl5.iitb.fhg.de

Hi!

Thanks! :) :)
It really works...

Christopher M. Judd schrieb:
> Yes it is possible and manditory to add XDoclet annotations after the files
> has been created if you want it to do anything useful.

That is clear. What I want to do is: Create a java-file. Use XDoclet in
it. And after that generate the EJBs... So I could import old files that
already use XDoclet without having to use the wizard first.
But I have some ideas that still have to be tested. Creating entity
beans was more important.

> It is not difficult to create an entity bean by first creating a session
> bean and making a couple minor modifications to it. I show how to do this in
> my book Pro Eclipse JST -http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1590594932/,
> which will be available Sept 14th. I highly recommend before using the
> Session Bean wizard to turn off the automatic builds. Otherwise a bunch of
> orphaned session bean code will be created.

That explanation really helped. Not immediately... but it helped. :)
I first tried to turn off the automatic builds of eclipse... :(

Final solution:
1.) Window -> Preferences -> J2EE Annotations and uncheck "Enable
XDoclet Builder"
2.) Use wizard and create session bean
3.) Insert code into session bean
4.) Recheck "Enable XDoclet Builder"
5.) Build project

:):)
Greetings
Manu

EJB creation wizard (was: Tutorials and WTP) [message #140365 is a reply to message #135492]

Fri, 23 September 2005 09:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: david.schneider.unisys.com

Thanks for the info. For the 1.0 release, are there plans to update the EBJ
creation wizard to include entity beans?Lomboz had entity beans option in
their wizard. I'm surprised that WTP dropped entity beans and forces you to
do it manually. Is there a reason entity beans were dropped other than
available time?

ON a similar note, Lomboz had a wizard to create a EBJ test client. I
couldn't find such an animal in WTP.

Thanks,

Dave

"hiwibl5" <hiwibl5@iitb.fhg.de> wrote in message
news:dev4vh$pfn$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Hi!
>
>
> Thanks! :) :)
> It really works...
>
>
> Christopher M. Judd schrieb:
>> Yes it is possible and manditory to add XDoclet annotations after the
>> files
>> has been created if you want it to do anything useful.
>
> That is clear. What I want to do is: Create a java-file. Use XDoclet in
> it. And after that generate the EJBs... So I could import old files that
> already use XDoclet without having to use the wizard first.
> But I have some ideas that still have to be tested. Creating entity beans
> was more important.
>
>
>> It is not difficult to create an entity bean by first creating a session
>> bean and making a couple minor modifications to it. I show how to do this
>> in
>> my book Pro Eclipse
>> JST -http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1590594932/,
>> which will be available Sept 14th. I highly recommend before using the
>> Session Bean wizard to turn off the automatic builds. Otherwise a bunch
>> of
>> orphaned session bean code will be created.
>
> That explanation really helped. Not immediately... but it helped. :)
> I first tried to turn off the automatic builds of eclipse... :(
>
> Final solution:
> 1.) Window -> Preferences -> J2EE Annotations and uncheck "Enable XDoclet
> Builder"
> 2.) Use wizard and create session bean
> 3.) Insert code into session bean
> 4.) Recheck "Enable XDoclet Builder"
> 5.) Build project
>
>
>
> :):)
> Greetings
> Manu
>

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