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I have no idea where to start with this so here goes nothing:
I did some development under tomcat /apache and mySQL before, I have been given a Java based web app from a company that was bought out by the current one I work at. This is a fairly large scale app which was once ran on Weblogic 5.1 connecting to MS SQL server using BEA jDriver interface. We don't have any of that software right now.
I have to test this app out to see if it is useful to us but I have no idea where to start, is there any reason this shouldn't work? Can I run such an app using Tomcat and possibly mySQL instead of Weblogic, jDriver, MS SQL Server?! Would there be any migration issues? My other problem is that we don't have the database, so I might have to rebuild it from scratch... the source, htm, and class files were given on a disk, any way to tell what the structure of the DB was, sifting through the code?
Please help, I'm new to the world of employment and need this experience
Tom
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