Part 1: installation and configuration To develop a webapp under the command line interface (*), you can only compress it into an ear package to deploy the app. If you use it to debug the program, it is very troublesome. Can I develop and automatically package and release the data in the JBuilder integrated with the development of the Enterprise Edition? Borland has provided us with a plug-in that can be easily implemented. The following describes how to install and configure the plug-in. Step 1: download this plug-in from the Borland website: Http://codecentral.borland.com/codecentral/ccweb.exe/listing? Id = 17029 You can also Http://codecentral.borland.com/codecentral/ccweb.exe/listing? Id = 17123 Find the plug-in for jb6. Step 2: unpack the package. First, uncompress the ZIP file you downloaded, including some installation instructions. There is also a zip file oc4j1022jb5.zip, which is removed to a temporary directory. You will find that there is also an oc4j.zip file in this directory, which is version 1.0.2.2 (the latest version is version 1.0.2.2.1, And you can replace it with the new version ). Step 3: Install and run the following command on the command line: Installoc4j-jbhome D:/jbuilder5-Password 12345-port 80 Note: Port 8888 cannot be used here, because the default value is 8888. You have to change the value. Otherwise, the port will die (I don't know why ). Here I change to port 80. Wait for a while, the installer will automatically install the Solaris File in your jbuild5 directory, for example, D:/jbuilder5/Solaris. Then, JBuilder is automatically configured, and the support for image search is added. If the command succeeds, you can directly go to jbuilder5/Solaris to start the Solaris to see if it is normal? Java-jar Orion. Jar After the service starts normally, enter http: // localhost/in IE to view the welcome page of The productname. Step 4: Configure your JBuilder. Start JB and go to the tool-enterprise setup-Application Server Page. You should find an additional attribute page of Oracle 9iAS 1.0.2.2. There are your installation path, administrator password, and default release target. Click new in the pop-up window, and enter container name: Jiwei, password: 778899. Set the default value for other items. Click default to set the default release target. In addition, in tool-configure libraries, you must add the Orion. jar file. Click new. In the pop-up window, enter name: Solaris, library paths: select the jbuilder5/Solaris/J2EE/home/Orion. jar file. OK. Installation is complete. In the second article, we will describe how to publish a webapp using an example. If you have any questions, contact mailto: yancheng@sharetop.com |