"Yoyo Young" <yo...@public1.wx.js.cn> wrote in message news:43f92a1d@forums-1-dub...
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Jonathan
I want to develop EJB under EAServer5.2.
Whick IDE you suggest?
"Jonathan Baker [Sybase]" <lastnamefi...@sybase.com> 写入消息新闻:43fb37da$1@forums-1-dub...
http://www.hq1.de/easerver-eclipse-lomboz-plugin/
HTH,
Ulf
> Hi,
>
> I want to develop EJB under EAServer5.2.
> Whick IDE you suggest?
>
> "Jonathan Baker [Sybase]"
> <lastnamefi...@sybase.com>
> >
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I have downloaded it, but it support EAServer5.1. Could the plugin support
EAServer5.2?
Thanks.
<Ulf Nilsson> ??????:43fd9b6d.ea...@sybase.com...
Have you tried eclipse & Lomboz?
http://www.hq1.de/easerver-eclipse-lomboz-plugin/
HTH,
Ulf
> Hi,
>
> I want to develop EJB under EAServer5.2.
> Whick IDE you suggest?
>
> "Jonathan Baker [Sybase]"
> <lastnamefi...@sybase.com>
> >
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once I checked the possibility to develope (and especially deploy)
webapplications/EJBs under Eclipse (Webtool 0.7) and EAServer 5.x. By
the help of an Eclipse/Webtool expert, I wrote an EAServer 5.x plugin,
but unfortunately just the localhost (as destination of deploys) was
supported by Eclipse. Usually the listeners set in Easerver must be the
name of the computer, so I could not use it at all. After Webtool 1.0
had been released I also checked it, but to tell the truth, the support
of deploying to remote application servers was worse than with Webtool 0.7.
At www.lomboz.com link I found nothing interesting, where is it located now?
Regards
Brazso
Hi Yoyo,
Sorry for the 2nd post, just something came to my mind meanwhile. You
may neglect the Eclipse/Webtool embedded deployment facility completely
if you write (jag)ant tasks instead of it. (I think you may run them
from your Eclipse projet.)
If you are not an expert in ant scripts, you may find a small script in
new.eclipse.org/e.webtools/Re: Remote Deployment to Tomcat5, posted by
Jonathan Barnes on 2005.12.14 1:50. It is true that it is for Tomcat,
but after scanning "EAServer Administration Guide"/"Using jagtool and
jagant", you may write own ant scripts easily for deploying your stuffs.
Regards
Brazso
I haven't tried/updated the plugin. I think it should work
though.
/Ulf
> Thanks Ulf Nilsson,
>
> I have downloaded it, but it support EAServer5.1. Could
> the plugin support EAServer5.2?
>
> Thanks.
>
> <Ulf Nilsson> ??????:43fd9b6d.ea...@sybase.com...
> Have you tried eclipse & Lomboz?
>
> http://www.hq1.de/easerver-eclipse-lomboz-plugin/
> HTH,
> Ulf
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I want to develop EJB under EAServer5.2.
> > Whick IDE you suggest?
> >
> > "Jonathan Baker [Sybase]"
> > <lastnamefi...@sybase.com>
> > >
>
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I have the same problem. I want to develop EJB under EAServer5.2. JBuilder
options for creating EJB's and deploying them are just fine, but I have a
request to use Eclipse IDE, does anyone know how to use Eclipse IDE for
developing EJB's under EAServer 5.2
P.S:
http://www.hq1.de/easerver-eclipse-lomboz-plugin/, I've donloaded this plugin
but seems that it was designed for the old version of Eclipse/Lomboz, does
anyone know how to make it work under Eclipse 3.1.2