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    frednut
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    Hi.
    I have recently installed Eclipse SDK (Version: 3.1.1) and I want to build a web module project. The problem is that I cant find the j2ee option in the new project wizard. I have set my JAVA_HOME environment variable to the jdk1.5.0_02 folder. What have I done wrong?

    /Fred

    #243225

    I have recently installed Eclipse SDK (Version: 3.1.1) and I want to build a web module project. The problem is that I cant find the j2ee option in the new project wizard. I have set my JAVA_HOME environment variable to the jdk1.5.0_02 folder. What have I done wrong?

    Do you have MyEclipse installed or a bare Eclipse 3.1.1 SDK?

    #243230

    frednut
    Member

    Thanks for the fats reply!
    I have only installed Eclipse 3.1.1 SDK.

    #243232

    Thanks for the fats reply!
    I have only installed Eclipse 3.1.1 SDK.

    You will be able to use J2EE project types only after you installed the MyEclipse.

    #243233

    frednut
    Member

    Great! Thank you. Downloading MyEclipse right now.

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