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First, let's take a look at the environmental configuration, pay attention to the environment I configured under Win 2000 Server, not Linux, the configuration is generally related to the operating system, only in the specific installation. And whether the configuration is successful, regardless of the operating system. Software installation is divided into several parts: 1, Java environment installation: JDK1.4.1 (JDK1.4.2 can also be), this can go to Sun's website to download; 2, Tomcat Environment Installation: Tomcat version is 4.1, installation or decompression version is ok; 3, Eclipse 3 installation: You can go to the following address to download http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/index.php I downloaded 3.1m4 version, this version It should be relatively new. 4, Tomcat plugin installation; Tomcat plugin is to download http://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatplugin.html before downloading, you need to see if the plugin is suitable for Eclipse, I downloaded TomcatPluginv3.zip; 5 Lomboz plug-in installation; Lomboz plugin needs to download two parts, one is an EMF environment, the other is the Lomboz plugin, come to the following places to find http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=97 http : //download.eclipse.org/tools/emf/scripts/downloads.php#goto2.1.0i I downloaded EMF-SDO-Runtime-i200412160800.zip and Org.ObjectWeb.Lomboz_3.1.0.n20050106.zip; Here Mainly based on Eclipse to choose the appropriate Lomboz plugin, then check the introduction of the Lomboz plugin, then introduce the version of the required EMF plugin, then go to the following address to find the EMF plugin. Ok, the download is all, let me introduce how to install and configure it. First, Java Environment Installation This can be installed directly, but it is best to install it outside the system disk, which can better understand the JVM configuration; after installation, you need to configure environment variables, create a new Java_Home, and configure PATH Add JDK's bin directory, so you can use JDK commands any path in the command line. [Test]: Write a Hello World program, then use the Javac Hello.java and Java Hello command under DOS, if it can be performed normally, it will prove that the JDK installation is successful. Second, Tomcat Install Decompression Edition direct decompression, then configure Tomcat_Home, the installation version should pay attention to the two points, one is the service of Tomcat after installation, but still to configure tomcat_home; second is Need to see if the installer registers the Tomcat service to start the service, you need to view it in "Service". If this option is set to manually start, stop this service first. [Test]: Use the startup.bat command, after the service is started normally, enter http: // localhost: 8080 / if there is a normal kitten page, then there should be no problem in the iE browser.
