Eclipse 3.3 + glassfish + Java ee 5 Integration

(This article is translated by https://glassfishzugins.dev.java.net/eclipse33/index.html.Article)
First download eclipse 3.3, eclipse 3.3 Jee

Http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

After installing the IDE, start it.

Go to open perspective, select javaee, There are shortcut keys in the upper right corner of eclipse
In the servers section, create a server
Click Download addtional server adapters (if there is a firewall, make sure you have Security Proxy ).
Next, select glassfish Java ee 5 Server
Needless to say here
Start download
After the download is complete, you must restart eclipse
After restarting, you will see a new glassfish project.
Select a VX and you want to use it as your server.
Manually set the installation path for glassfish If you have not installed glassfish, go to the next Https://glassfish.dev.java.net/downloads/v2-b41d.html
Next, set some basic attributes.
Now you can click the server you set in servers to start it.
Once started successfully, the State column is displayed as "started ".
If you want to view the server startup log, you can switch to the console
Then, you can create a Jee web application.ProgramYou can select dynanic WEB Project
Enter the project name and make the appropriate selection, as shown in the right figure.
Next, you want to continue setting up some items, if or if you want to publish with sub-web.xml by default, make sure you have selected the information shown on the right
Next, it should be easier.
Set the run on server wizard
The Web application has been released. You can view the release details on the console.
You can also debug the program
you can set a breakpoint on the JSP page. It is estimated that this previously exists only in netbeans.