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Hai friends, this is suyambu. I am having much difficulty with j2ee. Please can some give clear tutorial on creating and handling 3 types of beans, clear explanation of web.xml file, how the control is forwarded to other pages from web.xml file, and JDBC connectivity on j2ee? I have good experience with Netbeans IDE. If you prefer Netbeans for this for tutorial i feel very comfortable.

Posted 10-Jul-11 10:44am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-07-10T10:48:00

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I'd start here[^]. I don't know how J2EE is today but when I tried to learn it, I found it had a ton of fragile XML config files. Looks like you're already trapped in the Java world tho, so I won't suggest ASP.NET.

Posted 10-Jul-11 10:48am

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suyambu123 10-Jul-11 17:00pm

Thanks for your reply. But i didn't find anything useful in google search. I hav lot of ebooks. But its somewhat vague. Can anyone help me?

Espen Harlinn · Answer 2 · 2011-07-10T11:10:00

Here is THE tutorial on Java EE The Java EE 6 Tutorial[^]

A clear explanation of web.xml - a lot of people have been looking for this, including the people involved in writing Java EE servers and frameworks. So deploying on something else than your development platform has traditionally been somewhat painfull. Develop with Eclipse+JBoss and try to deploy on WebSphere. It is quite often an entertaining process.

I would probably go for Oracle WebLogic[^] - Studio Edition for Windows; or NetBeans IDE 7.0[^] with Glassfish.

Preferably using Oracle as RDBMS - and I'd stay far away from hibernate and spring, which may seem a bit controversial - and use TolLink[^] instead.

Best regards
Espen Harlinn