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RobinJ

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[SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

I'm not sure whether I'm on the right forum and/or subforum for this question, so first of all excuse me if I'm not.
I installed Arch on my laptop yesterday and am enjoying it immensely (turns out I missed pacman and AUR a lot ), but at college we are working on a web project in Java. Getting Java itself and Netbeans to run was a breeze, but when I open my project I'm faced with the following;

I've tried several packages, but I can't seem to get the javax.* packages to work.
Hoping someone can assist me or at least point me in the right direction.
Thanks.

Last edited by RobinJ (2014-04-26 08:24:23)

ralvez

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

I am **not** a Java programmer but I understand that the Java J2EE SDK had everything or else the servlet.jar
If you search with

pacman -Ss servlet

you get:

extra/tomcat6 6.0.39-2
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 2.5 and JavaServer Pages 2.1 technologies
extra/tomcat7 7.0.53-1
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 3.0 and JavaServer Pages 2.2 technologies
extra/tomcat8 8.0.5-1
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 3.1 and JavaServer Pages 2.3 technologies

Hope this will help.
Perhaps some Java programmers in the forums may have a better response.

Edit: Here in the Oracle site you may find more accurate info about the servlet2.3 jar

Last edited by ralvez (2014-04-25 20:55:04)

ewaller

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

Moving to programming and scripting.   Also, watch the size of your images
I was going to tell you to set up a thumbnail, but you did   Could I bother you to make that thumbnail a smidgen smaller?  If not, I'll probably come back and convert the img tags to url tags.

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RobinJ

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

Moving to programming and scripting.   Also, watch the size of your images
I was going to tell you to set up a thumbnail, but you did   Could I bother you to make that thumbnail a smidgen smaller?  If not, I'll probably come back and convert the img tags to url tags.

Sorry. Done

I am **not** a Java programmer but I understand that the Java J2EE SDK had everything or else the servlet.jar
If you search with

pacman -Ss servlet

you get:

extra/tomcat6 6.0.39-2
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 2.5 and JavaServer Pages 2.1 technologies
extra/tomcat7 7.0.53-1
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 3.0 and JavaServer Pages 2.2 technologies
extra/tomcat8 8.0.5-1
    Open source implementation of the Java Servlet 3.1 and JavaServer Pages 2.3 technologies

Hope this will help.
Perhaps some Java programmers in the forums may have a better response.

Edit: Here in the Oracle site you may find more accurate info about the servlet2.3 jar

AFAIK that's just an alternative web server.

ralvez

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

Yes, it is. But it may contain the package you need and you can take it form the  files installed.

R.

mrunion

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

Drop down that "Libraries" folder in the tree on the left and let's see what's in there as well....

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RobinJ

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Re: [SOLVED] Java javax.* packages

Drop down that "Libraries" folder in the tree on the left and let's see what's in there as well....

Huh. That gives me something to look into
Might have to symlink something? Because I do have Java EE installed.
Thanks.

--Edit--
Ok, that was stupid of me.
Thanks, mrunion.

For future reference;
Right-click on your poject, pick "Fix Missing Server Problem...", and add your GlassFish server.

Sorry again. Should've seen this sooner.

Last edited by RobinJ (2014-04-26 08:23:24)