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Friday January 30, 2004

Tomcat's Ant Tasks

Since I hold the top 3 spots on Google for Tomcat's Ant Tasks, I figured it was about time I figured out how to use them. So I did - you can read the How-To on my wiki. They're pretty slick now that I have them working. The real power (as I see it) is that ability to install a WAR on a server other than localhost. Does your appserver have Ant tasks to ease your deployment headaches? If so, I'd like to hear about them.

I also upgraded to DBUnit 2.0 and JSTL 1.0.5 today. They seem to be good releases - all my tests run without errors.

Posted in Java at Jan 30 2004, 07:20:30 PM MST 1 Comment

Want to use Struts with EJBs?

If you're looking to use EJBs in your Struts project - you might want to take a look at StrutsEJB on java.net. I have no opinion on this project, just thought I'd provide a little visibility.

Posted in Java at Jan 30 2004, 08:27:34 AM MST 2 Comments