About the IDE's Web Development Support
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The IDE provides the following features to help increase web development productivity:
- Wizards to create the following applications and web components:
- Empty web application projects with the proper file structure and required
files, such as the deployment descriptor.
- Out-of-the-box support for JavaServer Faces, Struts, Hibernate, and Spring.
- Visual Web JSF drag and drop functionality.
- Web service files and
web service client files, stubs, and other artifacts with skeleton code
for making the connection.
- JSP files with skeleton JSP and HTML statements.
- HTML files with skeleton HTML statements.
- Applets consisting of a Java source file with skeleton code and, after
deployment, an HTML launcher file.
- Servlets consisting of a Java source file with skeleton servlet code
and corresponding entries in the deployment descriptor.
- Filters consisting of a Java source file with skeleton filter code
and corresponding entries in the deployment descriptor.
- Web application listeners consisting of a Java source file with skeleton listener
code.
- Tag handlers consisting of a Java source file with skeleton
Java programming language.
- Tag files consisting of a JSP file with skeleton JSP code.
- Tag library descriptors consisting of a JSP file with skeleton JSP code.
- JSP compilation to diagnose syntax errors.
- Menu items for one-click building
and deployment of web applications.
- Code completion in the
Source Editor for
web components.
- HTTP Monitor
for monitoring data flow in a web application.
- Debugger for debugging Java source code and JSP syntax.
- Ant integration that enables you to, for example,
write a target to debug a free-form web project
or write a target to deploy an application to the Tomcat 4 Web Server.
- See Also
- About Web Applications
- About the IDE's Technology Version Support
- About Creating Web Applications
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