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Old 29-02-2008, 02:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What tool could be used for making webpages in Java?
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Old 29-02-2008, 02:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Dude, quit making multiple threads over the same topic.
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Oh sorry i forgot to delete it from the Softwares section.
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You need to learn JSP (Java Server Pages) to create dynamic HTML pages using Java.

You'd need Tomcat and Apache installed to run .jsp files locally. (Both are free, and other alternatives are present too.)

A good place to start with it would be here: http://www.jsptut.com/ (The tutorial there is simple enough to give you an idea of JSP on the whole.)

Later on you can refer official documentations or purchase books and learn more.
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if ur project is big than better go for jsf or struts

for session user Servlet Filter

for database connectivity use jdbc or to make it database independent use toplink or hibernate
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JSF and Hibernate is serious stuff, refrain from it unless u really want to delve deeper into

Leasn JSP and Servlets, maintain session by using all JSP pages(no html page)- best book for beginner is "Head First JSP" for beginners, even a noob can enjoy this book

Use Notepad++ if ur project is not hard on time, u can learn new things during the process.

Jakarta Tomcat as web container.

Else use Eclipse IDE.

I have made a Roster Management project last sem using JSP and Servlets and oracle database as backend. Spry as client validation.
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