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Part 1
Step by step demonstration of creating a example enterprise project
(with EAR packaging and deployment) using Eclipse version 3.4.1
from http://www.eclipse.org.

And showing an example Struts v1.1 based web application, with Tiles
and Message or i18n features.



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Software environment used for setting up this example environment as
follows:

1. JBoss 5.0.0 as application server
2. JDK 1.5 as compile and runtime environment.
3. Eclipse (Genymede) as IDE.

Steps include:
1. While opening Eclipse (Genymede) IDE, choose appropriate
   workspace to be created at the desired file system folder.
1. Creating an Enterprise Application Project, by using right click
   menu on Navigator view->New->Project->Java EE->
   Enterprise Application Project(Select)->
   Next(Button on wizard)->
   Enter project name : sample-ear (for this example)
   Use default checked
   Target Runtime->New (Button)->JBoss(expanding)->JBoss v5.0(Select)
   ->Next(Button)->
   JRE:(Either Installed JRE Preference/Select JRE or JDK 1.5)
   Application Server Directory: (Select appropriate server folder or
   JBoss_Home directory)->Finish
   EAR version Select as 5.0
   Configuration: Default Configuration for JBoss vx.x.x->Next (Button)->
   Check "Generate Deployment Descriptor"->Finish (Button).
   (You may see some error for the WAR project not attached to this EAR project.)
2. Creating a Dynamic Web Project, by using right click menu on
   Navigator View->New->Web->Dynamic Web Project->Next->
   Project Name: sample-web(for this example)
   Use default
   Target runtime: JBoss vx.x.x
   Dynamic Web Module Version:
   2.5
   Configuration:
   Default Configuration for JBoss vx.x.x
   EAR Membership
   check Add project to an EAR
   EAR Project Name select sample-ear(for this example)->Next (Button)
   ->
   Context Root: -----
   Content Directory: ------
   Java Source Directory: -----
   check "Generate Deployment Descriptor"
   ->Finish

Once both the Enterprise and Dynamic web application projects are
configured, then comes steps for putting example Struts web application
files and putting all the pieces together for deploying an example
Struts v1.1 web application to JBoss application server.

In order to make this dynamic web application as Struts compatible,
we need to copy following JAR files from the Struts package to the
WEB-INF\lib folder:

antlr.jar
commons-beanutils.jar
commons-digester.jar
commons-fileupload.jar
commons-logging.jar
commons-validator.jar
jakarta-oro.jar
struts.jar

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the software mentioned in this Page and advised, before use. Author
of this Page shall not be held responsible for any issues arise out
of using any of the software mentioned in this Page.

More to come in other parts of this write-up.



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