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Setting up your development environment - Jakarta EE Tutorial
From the course: Jakarta EE Servlets
Setting up your development environment
- If you plan to follow along with the hands-on lessons in the course, you'll need to set up your workstation for Java development. I'll walk you through how that's done in this lesson. But if your workstation already has "JDK 17" and "Eclipse" installed, you can skip ahead to the next lesson. If you need to install this software on your workstation, you'll want to navigate to the link below which will take you to the "Eclipse" homepage. "Eclipse" is my favorite Java I-D-E and it's what I'll be using throughout the course. On the Eclipse homepage we can get started by clicking on the download button. This will navigate us to a page where we'll see this link to download packages and this will allow us to see several Eclipse installations that have specialized tooling. We're particularly interested in this one: the "Eclipse I-D-E for enterprise Java and Web Developers". It includes additional tools for working with "Jakarta…
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Developing web-based systems with Servlets6m 9s
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Servlet containers5m 11s
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Standalone vs. embedded containers3m 17s
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Setting up your development environment3m 21s
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Running an embedded container10m 45s
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Installing a standalone Servlet container2m 12s
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H+ Sport project42s
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Running Servlets in a standalone container4m 56s
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