Development Environment
Software
Name installation path
J2sdk1.4.2 _ 05 C:/j2sdk1.4.2 _ 05
Eclipse3.01 E:/eclipse
Tomcat 4.0 d:/Tomcat 4.0
Lomboz.301 E:/Eclipse/myplugins
Configuration Software
Download the software, install JDK, tomcat, and eclipse3.01 in sequence, and ensure that Tomcat and eclipse3.01 can run independently.
Install lomboz3.01
Configure Eclipse:
1. Go to [Window]-[Preferences]-[Java]-[Build path] And set
Configure lomboz:
Start eclipse. Choose lomboz from the menu [Window]-[Preferences], as shown in figure
In lomboz's [JDK tools. jar] sets the tools in your JDK. jar full path (including files), such as: C:/j2sdk1.4.1 _ 05/lib/tools. jar.
Select Server Definitions]
Select Apache Tomcat v4.0.1/4.0.2 in server types to set your Tomcat directory. For example, if application server directory is D:/tomcat4, classpath Varible name is the Tomcat classpath varble set above: D:/tomcat4, click the "application" button, and then view the "server classpath" option page. If the settings are correct, as shown in, server libraries will display an error mark if an error is set.
Create a project
Procedure:
Choose create> Project> lomboz J2EE wizards> lomboz J2EE project, and enter your project name,
Next step
Select modules to add a module
Click Add and enter the module name, for example, web
Select targeted servers and select the configured Apache Tomcat v 4.01/4.02. After adding the service,
Click the hint described above to press to open a J2EE project outliner, open lomboz J2EE view, right click Web, select deploy, and right click Apache Tomcat v4.0.1/4.0.2, select the run server menu, start Tomcat, and enter http: // localhost: 8080/web/welcome in your browser. JSP. The displayed page is index. jsp.
OK!
Lomboz not only supports JSP, but also supports EJB development, deployment, testing, and other J2EE applications.
Refer to lomboz tutorials.