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Coldwind

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Joined: 26/05/2008 03:32:16
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Hi!
I'm still quite new on jsp (have been programming other things for a few years but jsp still a bit intimidating... ;) Anyone who have a suggestion what enviroment i should use for easy editing, debugging, compiling? So far i have used dreamweaver for editing and ant for compiling but it's quite tedious work. I have tried to set up eclipse, but there is quite a few settings to apply and i dont really get it to work properly. Any help would be much appreciated.
...and I prefer Windows to Linux btw so hints that work under windows would be a bit more helpful :o)
/Joakim
mlohbihler

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Joined: 01/03/2007 22:48:52
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Hi Joakim,

I personally use the Europa JEE distro of Eclipse. The JSP tools out of the box are merely passing compared to commercial tools, but i find them sufficient. The Java code editor is great though.

Best regards,
Matthew Lohbihler
Coldwind

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Thanks!
I have installed Eclipse now, but i dont seem to get the hang of how to set up the project. When i compile the source code it only copies the compiled classes to the tomcat folder but not the rest. Do you have any suggestions of what i might do wrong?

/J
 
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