| How should I structure my code for webtools? [message #119321] |
Mon, 11 July 2005 10:34  |
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Originally posted by: non.onon.com
Hi-
I want to upgrade my team to use the webtools project. However, we have a
very large code base and I want to minimize the number of files I need to
move. Our application contains Servlets, JSPs, EJBs and lots of utility
classes (aka non-EJB Pojo business objects).
Our current structure looks like this:
Core
-->src/java/ (all java code)
-->src/web (all JSPs, HTML, javascript, etc.)
Currently everything is in one big eclipse project. We use ant to copy and
move the class files as needed to deploy.
Our servlets all reside in src/java/com/ilnx/presentation
I am mostly interested in getting JSP code-completion, JSP Tag validation,
and JSP debugging.
What is the minimal that I need to do? Move all the Servlets and HTML files
to a single Dynamic Web Project?
Any help would be much appreciated. I've gone through the tutorials and I
still don't understand how all of the new project types interact.
Thanks,
Adam
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| Re: How should I structure my code for webtools? [message #119388 is a reply to message #119321] |
Mon, 11 July 2005 12:15  |
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Adam Brod schrieb:
> What is the minimal that I need to do? Move all the Servlets and HTML files
> to a single Dynamic Web Project?
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> Any help would be much appreciated. I've gone through the tutorials and I
> still don't understand how all of the new project types interact.
I just want to add, that I am also very interessted in a suggestion. I
have the same question.
Regards, Kai
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