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That article is here: using Eclipse3.0 Lomboz3.0 JBoss3.2.3 development EJB by ginger into Cheng
Because I don't need EJB, my environment is not so advanced, using simple Tomcat 5 things.
Required software:
JDK 1.4 Eclipse 3 Lomboz 3 Tomcat 5
Download these software and install them, in fact, only JDK is installed, others can decompress. My directory structure is as follows:
H: / Soft Main Catalog H: / Soft / J2SE JDK directory, after the installation, the system environment should have the path to the H: / Soft / J2SE / BIN point settings H: / Soft / Eclipse Eclipse directory, unzipped formed h : / Soft / Tomcat5 Tomcat 5 directory, unzipped
With regard to installing Lomboz, it is only necessary to decompress the corresponding eclipse directory, pay attention to it has two packages, and put them all. Lomboz is difficulty setting:
After any holiday is complete, press the Apply button, in the lower right corner of the setup dialog! ! ! Open the menu Windows - Preferences, find Lomboz on the left side of the setup dialog (if you don't find it, explain that Lomboz is installed correctly, to retrieve the Lomboz installation), the setting item on the right is only one to modify: JDK Tools.jar, my The setting is: h: /soft/j2se/lib/tools.jar, remember to press the Apply button! Open the left Lomboz Settings option to find Server Definitions. Select Apache Tomcat V5.0.x in Server Types on the right. Here are two places to set: Application Server Dictionary and ClassPath Variable, my settings are Tomcat directories, H: / Soft / Tomcat5. Other don't change, remember to press the Apply button! Note Tomcat 5's last panel, Project Classpath, you have to add a library in it, press the Add library button, find Common / lib / jsper-runtime.jar in the Tomcat directory, and add him to the list. Hey, this setting has no introduction to Lomboz's own introduction, but there is no single step Debug JSP file without this setting in my machine. Finally, remember to press the Apply button! There is also a problem with the compilation directory. Find the left of the settings dialog, Java - New Project, in the Source and Output Folder on the right, choose Folders. Remember to press the Apply button after you change!
