Nitin Chaumal

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I am prepearing for part I and I am 25

Originally posted by James Turner:
I'm only 11.... :roll:





Another great way to explore the API and other cool features is to subscribe to Sun's Core technology and Language Fundamentals Newsletters. I think they are weekly. They include short/simple examples and echniques for common problems and some not so commonly used but useful classes/packages of the API. The link is
http://developer.java.sun.com/subscription/

Hope this helps

- Nitin
18 years ago
Hi

I am planning to take up SCEA. I have not even written a fun J2EE app since the last two years. I just want to know wheather i should go back to my coding days for a while before taking the plunge. How much do you need to code in Part II ? Experienced archs plz help.

- Nitin
Mr and Mrs Smith has some absolutely mindless action thrown in. Didnt like it much
18 years ago
Running a servlet in Weblogic 7.0 involves the std process of writing a servlet class and web.xml Deployment Descriptor(DD) in a standard war style packaging. You also need an additional DD called welogic.xml where you should at least specify the context-root. For eg, to access your servlet at http://server ort/mywebapp you should set the context root to /mywebapp. This is different from tomcat (in case you are used to it) where the context root gets decided by the folder name. Weblogic Builder is a great tool for creating DD and deployment. You can also try hot deploying your apps by putting them in the "application" directory.
18 years ago