| Develop J2EE project [message #20152] |
Tue, 13 April 2004 23:08  |
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Originally posted by: manikandan.crimsonlogic.com
Hi All,
I would like to know how to develop a J2EE project using Eclipse. I should
be able to develop EJB, Servlets and JSPs and jar, war, ear and then must
deploy to the BEA Weblogic webserver.
Is that all possible using Eclipse. Will it generate the Beans for me etc.
If so, how.
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| Re: Develop J2EE project [message #20158 is a reply to message #20152] |
Wed, 14 April 2004 08:49  |
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Originally posted by: robert.varga.fathomtechnology.com
Eclipse alone is not capable of doing all of this. You would need a J2EE
Eclipse plugin for doing all this. There are two prominent plugins
for this purpose, one is Lomboz, the other is MyEclipse.
Actually I would not be so concerned about deploying to a Weblogic server if
you are making an ear anyway, since that
can be deployed by the Weblogic Console.
All other tasks are doable with both of the mentioned plugins.
MyEclipse is a commercial plugin with 30 days free trial and $30/year
subscription afterwards, Lomboz is free and open-source software.
I actually would suggest using MyEclipse, since I had lots of problems with
Lomboz before I switched to MyEclipse about a half year ago.
I don't know the actual state of Lomboz, but judging from earlier
experiences and problem reports in several forums, it still has a couple of
things
to improve.
However the couple of errors I had with MyEclipse have been dealt with in a
proficient manner by the MyEclipse team, and they continously
surprise me with new features which I don't know whether Lomboz includes or
when it will include.
However, if you choose Lomboz, you may also need another Weblogic plugin as
well for debugging your code in Weblogic.
There is a free plugin for that from some Japanese site, as far as I
remember.
There is also the Web Tools project forming which will sooner or later have
something to release.
Or if you feel up to it, you may just write code, use XDoclet to generate
stuff like EJB generatables (interfaces, descriptors, etc), web descriptors,
and use ant to generate war, ear files. For that, Eclipse alone is
sufficient.
Regards,
Robert Varga
"Manikandan" <manikandan@crimsonlogic.com> wrote in message
news:c5i9uo$5oc$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to know how to develop a J2EE project using Eclipse. I should
> be able to develop EJB, Servlets and JSPs and jar, war, ear and then must
> deploy to the BEA Weblogic webserver.
>
> Is that all possible using Eclipse. Will it generate the Beans for me etc.
> If so, how.
>
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