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Building A J2EE App with Linux

Posted by Hemos on from the build-'em-and-run-them dept.

Dejected @Work writes "If you think "Hello World" is always simple and boring try building it with a entity/session EJBs, a servlet, a JSP page, and a HTML home page on Linux. This tutorial shows you how to develop, test, run, and debug a complete J2EE application using Linux and WebSphere(trial download)."

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  1. Why not go FULL open source? by FortKnox · · Score: 4, Informative

    And d/l the Java & J2EE SDK, run on Linux with Apache, Jakarta's Tomcat, JBoss, and use an open source DB like postgres or mySQL.

    There are full open source options for J2EE (in fact, I have been toying the idea of making a weblogging program similar to slashcode or scoop with J2EE, under the GPL, of course).

    And as a side note, J2EE on windows, linux, unix, or mac isn't different, you know. Did this article just get approved cause it has a tutorial in linux? The only thing that you'll have to deal with is installing the side software in linux (websphere, essentially).

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    Good quote, too many chars. Seriously, the slashdot 120 char limit sucks!