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Hello,
I would like to know how can I edit the web.xml visually? I mean like they have in NetBeans. Can you please let me know if myEclipse offer such features…
thanks,
~K~I’m not aware of any visual editing of the web.xml file in NetBeans… I just loaded up NetBeans 4 Beta 2 and don’t see anything like that… how do I load it?
Also, no there is no drag-and-drop editing of the web.xml file. Currently there is source editing using the XML editor or structured editing using a sort of outline view.
OOps, I meant… deployment tool that comes with J2EE 1.3 Not Netbeans…We used Netbeans 3.6 and J2EE 1.3 implementation server and tool…
Apparently, our instructor was not familiar with myEclipse tool. Well, probably myEclipse has some kind of GUI to make for configuring deployment descriptor. I am stilling trying to be familiar with myEclipse 3.8.2
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Ahhh, the GUI deployment tool you are referring to is for enterprise applications, it is actually a server-specific task, not an IDE-specific task. MyEclipse does have a GUI for deploying application to application servers, but then you need to use the application server’s deployment tool (like you were using) to deploy the enterprise app. With a web application its much simplier, you just hit “deploy” and then “Run” to run your app.
