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Thursday November 06, 2003

My Development Environment

To make is easier for folks to use AppFuse and Struts Resume, I put together a page for HowTo Configure your Development Environment. This is how I've configured my environment and it works pretty darn well for me. Really, none of the document is AppFuse specific - it just shows where I put J2SE, J2EE, Ant, Tomcat, and how to setup your environment variables. Comments or other suggestions are welcome.

Posted in Java at Nov 06 2003, 01:59:36 PM MST 2 Comments
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Your checklist forgot an important step - setting up a Mother Of All Resources. Mine is at coyotesong.com/resources/ - it has the documentation for every major and most minor packages I use. The javadoc for all jar files, the documentation for all services (apache, postgresql, etc.) and basically anything else I think I might ever need, all in one location. It saves a lot of searching, and is blindingly fast since it's local.

Posted by Bear Giles on November 07, 2003 at 05:20 AM MST #

That's pretty cool Bear - thanks for the link!

Posted by Matt Raible on November 07, 2003 at 05:30 AM MST #

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