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Need some Jboss information.

 
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Hi all

i am very new to learning EJB 's ,
recently i started to write JSP and servlets
using Tomcat 6.0 ,but as i went learning i came across
EJB ,now i have some doubts regarding below

Can i create EJB in Tomcat or i need a J2EE server?

bcoz what i think is will require J2EE server for creating
EJB,am i right on this please let me know?

If i am right on using J2EE server ,than i will require
Jboss ,now do let me know if i am right on this or not?


Now how can i install Jboss and create EJB?
bcoz what i know is EJB is a java class,and later must be accessed
in JSP....so which IDE will i need to work in? in order to create JSP.........actualy
i am not at all familiar with jboss and its installation....

i am getting confused...........on all above



please any information on the above will
be realy great
Thanks in advance.............


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[ March 08, 2008: Message edited by: dhwani mathur ]
 
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Originally posted by dhwani mathur:

Can i create EJB in Tomcat or i need a J2EE server?



You can't deploy EJBs in Tomcat. You need an application server.

Originally posted by dhwani mathur:
If i am right on using J2EE server ,than i will require
Jboss ,now do let me know if i am right on this or not?


JBoss is definitely one of the servers that you can use. There are many others like WebSphere, WebLogic etc...


Originally posted by dhwani mathur:
Now how can i install Jboss and create EJB?



Download the latest stable version (4.2.2) of JBoss from here. Extract the zip file to some folder preferably in a folder which has no space in its path (Ex: D:\JBoss). Set JAVA_HOME to a JDK1.5 installation and that's it, you are ready to start JBoss.

Originally posted by dhwani mathur:
so which IDE will i need to work in? in order to create JSP



Using or not using a IDE is up to your convenience.
 
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Hi

Thanks a lot for clearing my doubts
now i am feeling like i am on a right


track to start with EJB 's .
One more doubt if you could help please

i am interested in using an IDE
so please if you suggest some IDE to be
used with Jboss.

Thanks in advance ..............

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I use Eclipse. But i dont use it for integrating with the server. I just use it as a development tool. You might find this helpful in deciding which IDE to choose.
 
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Hi ......

Thanks a lot Jaikiran Pai

for all the help...



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