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Re: Xcode working with J2EE classes
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Re: Xcode working with J2EE classes


  • Subject: Re: Xcode working with J2EE classes
  • From: Niels Meersschaert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 11:25:22 -0500

The soap classes you mention are not part of the default J2EE spec, which is why there are no references to them in the templates you mentioned. If your application is purely a web application (no EJBs), use the Web Application template & then add into the build properties file a reference to the soap libraries. You'll notice that there are already references in that document to the servlet api and the J2EE api in JBoss if you use the Enterprise Application template. You'll want to add a reference to the particular soap library like Axis (http://ws.apache.org/axis/) that you are coding against in the section marked for additional libraries. By default Panther Server includes Axis 1.1, though I don't believe it is included in Panther Client or the developer tools, so you'll need to download it and link to it as I described above. Since Xcode just uses Ant as the build system for J2EE applications, you can use the existing build.xml or make your own if needed to target other libraries or to adjust build properties as needed.

On Feb 27, 2004, at 10:50 AM, Jose L.Hales-Garcia wrote:

I'm new to this list and new to Xcode.  Sorry if this question has
been asked before...

I'm using Xcode to debug a web application that uses the
javax.xml classes (particularly javax.xml.soap).  I am doing
this on Panther client 10.3.2 with the latest patches.

I'm finding that none of the Java templates (EJB Module, Enterprise
Application, Web Module) include these classes, I think.

Does Panther include J2EE classes?

How do I bring these classes into an Xcode project?  Can they be
added using Xcode's GUI?  Which directory do they go in?

Thank you,
Jose
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