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Hi,
My application has spring,hibernate,jsps. Which project should I create? What are the facilities i can avail for hibernate and springs through eclipse plugins (can i do or mapping ? Can i create beans for forms automatically ? etc ) . Can I debug spring,hibernate,jsp code (tags) using eclipse? Please advise.

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Wow. Where to start?

Eclipse, straight out of the box doesn't support Spring, Hibernate, or even J2EE. However, there's a wealth of plug-ins that add those features. Which ones suit you is something you'll have to discover on our own.

One good thing about the way Eclipse works is that as long as you create your project as being at least a "Java Project" you can generally add the other features as you need them. Defining a Java Project gives you a project definition that has the basic Java builder and classpath definitions, which are a problem to add into to a Basic Project.
 
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