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When migrating an existing project to a MyEclipse Web project, I can choose for support of J2EE 1.3, 1.4 or none.
What is the impact of this choice, i.e. what will be the difference ?
Our project is JSP with Struts on Tomcat – what should I choose for this environment ?Thanks !
Panama,
You’re existing project is likely J2EE 1.3, since 1.4 is very new. Just look at your web.xml file. If it’s based on a DTD, it’s 1.3. If it’s based on an XML Schema, it’s 1.4. Once you’ve selected, a compatible set of J2EE libraries will be added to your project’s build path so any libraries that you’ve added manually (ie servlet.jar, etc) can be removed after the project is converted. If you’re edgy about it, simply duplicate your project and convert the duplicate to see how it works out.
Thanks for the quick reply 😀
Our project is based on an XML schema, so I’ll pick J2EE 1.4
If I check “create web.xml”, will my existing web.xml file be used as base, or will it be overwritten and created from scratch ?
If I don’t check “create web.xml”, will the existing file be appended or not touched ?Regards, Jochen
