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Instructions For Setting Up The Environment For Java Web PRJ301

The document provides instructions for setting up a Java web development environment on Windows, including installing JDK 8, Apache Tomcat 10, Apache NetBeans IDE 13, integrating NetBeans with Tomcat, creating a sample Java web project with servlets, and using JSTL 2.0 tags. The 6 steps cover downloading and configuring the necessary software, creating and running a basic Java web app in NetBeans that can be debugged and tested using Tomcat.

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Instructions For Setting Up The Environment For Java Web PRJ301

The document provides instructions for setting up a Java web development environment on Windows, including installing JDK 8, Apache Tomcat 10, Apache NetBeans IDE 13, integrating NetBeans with Tomcat, creating a sample Java web project with servlets, and using JSTL 2.0 tags. The 6 steps cover downloading and configuring the necessary software, creating and running a basic Java web app in NetBeans that can be debugged and tested using Tomcat.

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Instructions for setting up the

environment for java web PRJ301


To develop and deploy a java web application on WINDOW, you need to follow 6 below
instructions:

Contents

1> Installing JDK 8u321...........................................................................................................................2


2> Installing Apache Tomcat 10.0.18......................................................................................................3
3> Installing Apache NetBeans IDE 13....................................................................................................8
4> Integrating Apache NetBeans IDE 13 with Apache Tomcat..............................................................9
5> Create Java Web project, Servlet and Debug..................................................................................11
6> Working with JSTL............................................................................................................................15
1> Installing JDK 8u321
Page:

Scroll down to find the version you need.

After installing, let check the installation folder:

Normally it will be located at: C:\Program Files\Java. It contains 2 folders JDK and JRE.

If you see these folders, it is ok for now.

For more details, you can read https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-jdk8-doc-


downloads.html
2> Installing Apache Tomcat 10.0.18
Download page: https://tomcat.apache.org/download-10.cgi

Open the installer file then click “Next” button, until you see the below screen:
By default, the HTTP port is set as 8080, but I prefer to change it to 9999. You can keep it as
8080 or change it as you desire. Same for Window Service Name.

You can also set username and password at this step, but it is an optional and you can do it later.

Click “Next”, then the installer will ask you for JRE folder. Basically, the installer can
automatically detect JRE folder, but in the case it cannot, you can add it manually.

Click “Next” …. Again then “Finish”.

Normally, you are going to see the below window app displayed:
It is ok, this application used to control your TOMCAT webserver, but if you do not see it, do
not worry. I recommend you follow below instructions:

1. TOMCAT now is installed as a Window Service (It is a software, but it does not have a
graphic user interface).
2. To work with Window Service, press window+R, fill service.msc
3. Find the TOMCAT service in the list:

Right click -> properties ->

Now you can start/stop the TOMCAT service. Just make sure it is running before use.
You can grant permission for TOMCAT to run with Local System account on the same
dialog.
3> Installing Apache NetBeans IDE 13.
Download: https://netbeans.apache.org/download/nb13/nb13.html

During your installation, remember to select JDK 1.8 (just in case, you have more than one
version of Java).

After installation, run netbeans 13, File > New Project > Java with Ant > Select Web Application
(It is disabled by default, just select it, netbeans will automatically enable the project template).
4> Integrating Apache NetBeans IDE 13 with Apache
Tomcat.
+ First, open the Apache Tomcat folder:

By default, it is located at: C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 10.0

The system may ask you to grant permission, just click “Yes” button. This step aims to allows
your account to access the Apache Tomcat folder for further tasks.

+ Open netbeans, on the menu bar, Window > Service (ctrl + 5) > select Service panel as
following:

Server > Right click > Add Server > Apache Tomcat and TomEE >
Here you can create your username and password, then finish. Now you can work with Java Web
project in netbeans 13.

If you get an error related to “CATALINA_base is Invalid”, check the first step.

Errors related to Tomcat will be logged to “C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\


Tomcat 10.0\logs”, check the catalina**** file for the detail logs.
5> Create Java Web project, Servlet and Debug.
To create a new java web project: File > New Project > Java with Ant> Java Web > Web
Application (See the below figure)

/// LET DO IT, IN THE SESSION OF SERVLET

Once you create new Servlet via Netbeans template file. By default, netbeans using javax, which
is not included in Jarkata EE platform equipped by Tomcat 10. Just need to replace all javax by
Jakarta package, then everything will be compiled.
Refer to https://tomcat.apache.org/ for more detail

you can also edit the template file for further tasks.
// For one who cannot start debugging mode with apache tomcat 10. Open task manager window
then kill the process of Java SE.

Check the video: https://youtu.be/9Zcy7yWNAm4

OR

Open window PowerShell, type command:

get-process
Find java-se process id, then type command:

taskkill /pid 15760 /F

Now you can try debugging again with NetBeans and tomcat.
6> Working with JSTL.
Latest version of JSTL build on J2EE was 1.2x. Since the Tomcat 10 is using Jakartified version
(with jakarta.* package instead of javax.* package), use JSTL 2.0 to solve this dependency:

Download: Jakarta Standard Tag Library API

Link: https://search.maven.org/artifact/jakarta.servlet.jsp.jstl/jakarta.servlet.jsp.jstl-api/2.0.0/jar

Download: Jakarta Standard Tag Library Implementation

Link: https://search.maven.org/artifact/org.glassfish.web/jakarta.servlet.jsp.jstl/2.0.0/jar

Check the document here:

https://jakarta.ee/specifications/tags/2.0/jakarta-tags-spec-2.0.html

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