I m new to Swagger project. I used the swagger editor to create an API and then generated server code for JAX-RS. What I need is to integrate the code with an eclipse project and deploy it on Tomcat.
However, I see that the swagger generated code uses a jetty server. Is there any example showing how to set up swagger with eclipse and Tomcat?
The output of the code generator is a war file. You can run that anywhere, including with tomcat. If you want an example of doing so, please look here:
https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-samples/blob/master/java/java-jaxrs-cxf/pom.xml
But it is truly just a war file, so it's portable across Java servlet containers.
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The boots faces won't show when i run the xhtml page. I just added the jars from the website to libraries, am I missing something? Should I change some XML file or something. I know it works on Tomee but i have to use Glassfish for this.
There are nasty bugs in the Glassfish implementation. Maybe you've run into one of them. Have a look at this article of mine describing how to run BootsFaces on a Glassfish server.
We are developing a Dynamic Web project using RAD which will run on WAS 7.0. We have configured WAS 7.0 within RAD to run the application directly from RAD. We also have
a web server setup and we need the static files in our Dynamic Web project to be served from Web server.
Unfortunately when we run the application from RAD, it doesn't add the information in plugin.xml file of web server. So we checked this in <WebApplication_Name>/Manage Modules section
in WAS Admin console. We are not able specify the web server target also there.
Is there anything that we can do to tell RAD to publish the application both to WAS and IHS? Could you please assist?
I am afraid this cannot be done using the RAD IDE out-of-the-box, as it just publishes your appication to WAS.
A solution to this would be to build and publish the application using a tool like Ant and place in your build script an extra step to appropriately change the plugin-cfg file.
I'm new to web servers and would appreciate your help. I was given JSP files (and some other css and javascript files) and I'm trying to figure out a way to quickly get these JSP files up and running on the Apache Tomcat server just to view them. I got the Tomcat server running using Eclipse, but now I'm not sure how I can run the JSP files. Do I need a web.xml file? I've looked at some examples of web.xml but I am not sure what pieces are needed.
If there is anything that you can give me to lead me in the right direction, it would be extremely helpful. Thanks in advance!
Have a look here: http://www.vogella.com/articles/EclipseWTP/article.html
In short:
Install the WTP extension and create a new Dynamic Web Project. Set the project to run with the Tomcat managed by Eclipse.
Then copy your JSPs to the project and start Tomcat through Eclipse.
Maybe you can convert your existing project to a Dynamic Web Project.
I have a simple site, that uses just four HTML pages. One page has a <div id=main_container /> element. From the GWT application I use the RootPanel.get("main_container") to access that element. The GWT app uses GWT-RPC to connect to a server (written in java). My problem is how to test it on xampp, because if I compile the GWT app and upload the war files and put inside it the four HTML files, then I can access all of the pages except the one that contains the <div> element. I need some help here!
If you are using GWT-RPC, you also need an Application Server like jetty or tomcat. Apache alone is not enough.
If you are developing your app, there is no need for apache as you can run your whole web app in DevMode or just jetty.
In production what you want to do is set up Apache as a proxy to your web app running on jetty. Just to be clear, you cannot run a GWT app that also uses GWT-RPC on most shared host environments.
Recently i have completed my first project using strut framework. And i want to run the project in my web space (www.mywebsite.com) instead of running it as http://localhost . How do i run it in my website? Can someone guide me please.
Thanks
First, you need an application server, if your application only uses Servlet API (you don't have EJB's) I recommend you that install tomcat or jetty servers.
Second, you must package your application in a WAR file; depending on the build tool you are using, it probably offers you some facilites to do that
Third, deploy the WAR file in the application server