Using Eclipse as WebServer? [message #289802] |
Wed, 10 August 2005 20:18 |
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Originally posted by: andyx.freenet.de
Hi,
I'm currently writing an Eclipse Plug-In which shall controll a number
of remote agents implemented as java applets. Certainly I need a
WebServer that provides the applets.
As far as I know the Eclipse help is composed of html sites. So I would
like to ask whether these html sites are provided by an Eclipse own
WebServer or is there just a WebBrowser integrated to open the files.
I'm interested in this because if the help is provided by an Eclipse own
WebServer I would like to use this server for providing my applets
instead of using a stand-alone Server like the Apache.
Further, if it is possible I appreciate when someone could tell me how
to get access to the WebServer.
thx
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Re: Using Eclipse as WebServer? [message #289834 is a reply to message #289802] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 12:08 |
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Originally posted by: ude.npn-gmbh.de
"Andy" <andyx@freenet.de> wrote
> I'm currently writing an Eclipse Plug-In which shall controll a number
> of remote agents implemented as java applets. Certainly I need a
> WebServer that provides the applets.
> As far as I know the Eclipse help is composed of html sites. So I would
> like to ask whether these html sites are provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer or is there just a WebBrowser integrated to open the files.
As I can tell about the implementation on Windows, the internal IE interface
provided by windows is used by eclipse. At least on my comuter. About the
other platforms I don't know.
> I'm interested in this because if the help is provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer I would like to use this server for providing my applets
> instead of using a stand-alone Server like the Apache.
> Further, if it is possible I appreciate when someone could tell me how
> to get access to the WebServer.
BTW, you don't need a webserver to display html pages. A full featured
webserver is a very complex thing.
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Re: Using Eclipse as WebServer? [message #289851 is a reply to message #289802] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 14:16 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com
Andy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently writing an Eclipse Plug-In which shall controll a number
> of remote agents implemented as java applets. Certainly I need a
> WebServer that provides the applets.
> As far as I know the Eclipse help is composed of html sites. So I would
> like to ask whether these html sites are provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer or is there just a WebBrowser integrated to open the files.
> I'm interested in this because if the help is provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer I would like to use this server for providing my applets
> instead of using a stand-alone Server like the Apache.
> Further, if it is possible I appreciate when someone could tell me how
> to get access to the WebServer.
An alternative you should consider is embedding Jetty
(http://jetty.mortbay.org) in your plugin. Jetty is a lightweight, open
source web/app server that is designed to be embedded within applications.
HTH,
Eric
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Re: Using Eclipse as WebServer? [message #289869 is a reply to message #289802] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 17:23 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: mehow.remove.neurosoft.net
Isn't Eclipse using Tomcat for this purpose? Well, definitely there's a
plugin org.eclipse.tomcat in the Eclipse distribution. If that's the
case, using it seems to be a good idea. But I really don't know how to
do that, sorry.
Michal
Andy napisał(a):
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently writing an Eclipse Plug-In which shall controll a number
> of remote agents implemented as java applets. Certainly I need a
> WebServer that provides the applets.
> As far as I know the Eclipse help is composed of html sites. So I would
> like to ask whether these html sites are provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer or is there just a WebBrowser integrated to open the files.
> I'm interested in this because if the help is provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer I would like to use this server for providing my applets
> instead of using a stand-alone Server like the Apache.
> Further, if it is possible I appreciate when someone could tell me how
> to get access to the WebServer.
>
>
> thx
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Re: Using Eclipse as WebServer? [message #289870 is a reply to message #289802] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 17:23 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: mehow.remove.neurosoft.net
Isn't Eclipse using Tomcat for this purpose? Well, definitely there's a
plugin org.eclipse.tomcat in the Eclipse distribution. If that's the
case, using it seems to be a good idea. But I really don't know how to
do that, sorry.
Michal
Andy napisał(a):
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently writing an Eclipse Plug-In which shall controll a number
> of remote agents implemented as java applets. Certainly I need a
> WebServer that provides the applets.
> As far as I know the Eclipse help is composed of html sites. So I would
> like to ask whether these html sites are provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer or is there just a WebBrowser integrated to open the files.
> I'm interested in this because if the help is provided by an Eclipse own
> WebServer I would like to use this server for providing my applets
> instead of using a stand-alone Server like the Apache.
> Further, if it is possible I appreciate when someone could tell me how
> to get access to the WebServer.
>
>
> thx
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