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Sorry I’m so thick, I just don’t seem to grasp the concept of how to structure my web pages in tomcat (or any j2ee server I suppose). Any help, as always, is greatly appreciated.
Let’s say I want to build a personal website using MyEclipse that would have a default homepage and two fairly complex “applications”, a photo album and a recipes collection.
Would I build the whole website as a single project, or would this be three projects, one for my homepage and two for my “applications”
And/Or when I go to deploy this, would it be all deployed as a single WAR file or do I deploy it in pieces, maybe uploading my default homepage as a separate JSP file and my two “applications” as WAR files?
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Would I build the whole website as a single project, or would this be three projects, one for my homepage and two for my “applications”
It could be either, based on your personal preferences and which technolgies you wanted to use in each. However, since you’re new to J2EE development, I’d suggest simply starting with a single web project. Also, please be sure to read our Working with Web Projects tutorial in the Documentation section. It has everything you need to get started quickly.
And/Or when I go to deploy this, would it be all deployed as a single WAR file or do I deploy it in pieces, maybe uploading my default homepage as a separate JSP file and my two “applications” as WAR files?
Again, the choice is yours so what you’re asking for is more of a “best practices” type of discussion. Since this topic is more related to development in general, than in the use of MyEclipse specifically, I’m moving this topic to the appropriate forum so that others can find it.
