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- 2.4.1 open myeclipse
- 2.4.2 configure Tomcat path
1 JSP function sp can put Java code and HTML code in one file, which is a good way to develop dynamic websites.
2 install and configure myeclipse, JDK, and tomcat
Myeclipse allows you to conveniently manage web projects and easily integrate Tomcat for JSP debugging. As an extension of Eclipse, myeclipse can implement various functions of Eclipse.
2.1 Download and install a myeclipse
Most of the cracked versions of myeclipse require certain operations to complete the cracking. I am using myeclipse8.0 (this version is old and jdk1.4 and tomcat6.x are supported by default)
For: http://www.cr173.com/soft/11546.html
Follow the instructions on the download page.
2.2 download and install a JDK
JDK can be downloaded on the official website, address: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
Environment variables need to be configured after download, see http://blog.csdn.net/shirenfeigui/article/details/7052458
2.3 download and install a tomcat
Tomcat can be used as a JSP server. If you use Tomcat as a JSP server, you need to write the URL correspondence in the corresponding file. This article is skipped due to complexity.
2.4 configure Tomcat 2.4.1 In myeclipse to open myeclipse
When it is opened, you will be asked to specify a workspace. projects created later will be stored in the current workspace directory by default.
2.4.2 configure Tomcat path
In the menu bar-window-preferences, click the pop-up box and select myeclipse-servers-Tomcat 6.x.
(The location varies slightly depending on the version of myeclipse. If not, search for it. If the tomcat version is later than 6, you can also select 6.x)
Then specify the Tomcat path. Click OK after setting.
3. Create a web project and its deployment in Tomcat 3.1 create a web project
File-New-web project
Enter the project name. I entered JSP here. Click Finish.
After that, some default directories are generated in the workspace bar.
Src directory: stores Java source files
Webroot directory: top-level directory of Web Applications
-- EMTA-INF Directory: stores System Description
-- WEB-INF Directory: consists of the following parts. Lib directory: Save the. jaror. ZIP file. Web. xml: Web application Initialization Configuration File. JSP file: the JSP file of the dynamic page.
3.2 Create A. jsp file
Right-click the webroot directory and choose new-JSP
In the pop-up dialog box, write a filename and click Finish. a jsp file is created.
3.3 insert simple Java code
Find the middle part of <body> </body>. Insert the following code:
<%= new java.util.Date() %>
In this line of code, <% = indicates the start of the expression, and %> indicates the end of the expression. Intermediate
new java.util.Date()
It can be the Java code that shows the current time.
3.4 web project deployment
JSP can run on the Tomcat server.
Click the deploy myeclipse j2eeproject to server button shown in.
In the pop-up box, select the current project name (my name is jsp1), and click Add
Select tomcat in server, click Finish, and click OK
3.5 start Tomcat
Click RUN/Stop/restart myeclipse next to deploy. Select tomcat-start. Wait until the Tomcat service is started.
You can see the successful Tomcat startup information in the console below. To run the. jsp page in a browser, Tomcat must be started.
3.6 run a. jsp page
Enter http: // localhost: 8080/jsp1/e1-ShowDate.jsp in the browser to see the displayed page.
(Jsp1 is the project name that Just configured tomcat, e1-ShowDate.jsp is the name of the JSP page to display)