[Kevin_L]

Hi All,

First of all, I am glad that I purchase the membership for myEclipse. I have tried out Webshpere Studio, Java Sun Studio Creator and Standard Edition, Struts Studio, and Weblogic Workshop. But I mainly decide to go with myEclipse because I don’t want to tie down to any development platform. With myEclipse, I can develop web application for different J2EE application servers, add different database server via JDBC, and use whole lot of other features that I haven’t even begin to imagine to play .. 🙂

The problem
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Well.. I would like to know how I can deploy web application to JBOSS…Is there any tutorial or documentation? Do I really have to use Xdoclet to deploy it to JBOSS? Please point me to the right direction…

I couldn’t find tutorial from the website…. I was using Eclipse and Lomboz..and used to th habit of deploying web application with click of the button…I was using for lomboz a while….It is still a good product…but of course…I imagine…myEclipse is better than lomboz…

Background
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OS: WinXP,
JVM: 1.4.2
Eclipse: 3.0
Plugins: only myEclipse
App Server: JBOSS 3.2.5

Thanks in advance! 🙂
~K~

[Riyad Kalla]

K,
First make sure that you have enabled all the MyEclipse tools in your toolbar. Right click on your toolbar, go to Customize, go under Commands and aneable all the MyEclipse ones.

You should see a button near the beginning of your toolbar That looks like a folder pointing at a computer and visa versa, if you click this button you get the deployment dialog, where you can setup deployments of Projects to their appropriate application servers. Make sure your application server is configured via the Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Server > JBoss (ver 3 or 4) preference panel first (and enable it), then you can setup a deployment no problem.

Now you just use the deployment dialog to deploy your app and walla, all set.

[Greg]

Kevin,

We do xdoclet to generate all of the EJB related files for deployment. You can use this tutorial as a first howto create EJBs using MyEclipse.

Tutorials page:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-16.html

MyEclipse+EJB+JBoss tutorial
http://www.laliluna.de/tutorial/simpleEJB/xDoclet_jboss_first_EJB.html

[Kevin_L]

Hi Rkalla and Greg,

Thanks for your help. 🙂 That was easy. myEclipse ROCKS!!! I will recommend other people about your product…With $31.75, I can’t believe I get this product.. Plus..great support too…..

It will make my life easier…Good to be J2EE developer although we haven’t have drag and drop feature like .NET … but I am sure we will soon have it, thanks to JSF…

BTW, I hope nothing will happen to my membership.. because I installed one on my office PC and then install one on my laptop, preparing to take it home and play with it…and got the message saying that.. it log my ip address and that too many users are using same license…..but then… after I closed the one from my office pc and restart the one from my laptop and it is now fine…

P.S. I hope I didn’t get in trouble….

Keep up the good work!
~K~

[Riyad Kalla]

K,

BTW, I hope nothing will happen to my membership.. because I installed one on my office PC and then install one on my laptop, preparing to take it home and play with it…and got the message saying that.. it log my ip address and that too many users are using same license…..but then… after I closed the one from my office pc and restart the one from my laptop and it is now fine…

This is fine, just don’t use both at the same time and you should be OK.

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