No nonsense: 1.1 drops from scratch using Java to develop your own B/S Mode Program-1.1 (absolutely original)

No nonsense:From 0Start with 1.1 drops in JavaDevelop your own B/S architecture

Severe warning:You only need to know a little bit about it.

Opening remarks:

I have read an electronic book. I have read too many details but I only remember the name of the book: no-nonsense XML. I was touched by this name. Why? The only reason is that there is too much nonsense in computer books.

Today, I wrote this title and wanted to write something nonsense, just to develop B/S architecture programs for those who want to use Java, however, we haven't seen any comments from our comrades. It depends on how you can get started.

Why should I develop a B/S architecture?

Why JAVA?

In order to keep up with my title, I will not talk about these profound questions, but what I tell you is: from now on, all the tools we have used, including the integrated development environment, servers, compilers, and so on, are free of charge. Just go down from the website. What? Where can I go down? Don't ask me this question. Ask the dog. Send me an email if you don't know about the dog. I'll give it to you.

 

Article 1: Start with TomcatArticle

Severe warning:People who know about Tomcat should not look down

Opening remarks:Relatively boring and tasteless

Started

What do I need?

JDK and tomcat

My versions: j2sdk1.4.1 and tomcat-4.1.18

What, there are no such two things? So please do not read it down. Hurry up and go to the dog or email.

Installation and configuration

How can I install your JDK on your D Drive? D:/j2sdk1.4.1

I have decompressed Mr. Tom's cat (Tomcat) and put it on drive D. D:/tomcat-4.1.18.

Set your system environment variables. Please forgive me for making this silly one.

My computer? /Span> right-click-advanced-Environment Variable-system variable-

New

Variable name: java_home

Variable value: D:/j2sdk1.4.1

Edit

Variable name: Path

Variable value: D:/j2sdk1.4.1/bin/; (add at the beginning)

OK. OK.

Start

Find startup. bat under your D:/tomcat-4.1.18/bin/and click her twice with a mouse to let her run.

Enter http: // localhost: 8080/in your IE Address Bar/

See:

Congratulations! Your configuration is complete.