On Thu, 2003-05-15 at 13:58, Keegan Quinn wrote:
> None is currently available. Just follow the normal instructions to install
> in a local directory.
Yeah, unless you want to build .debs yourself, you should just do a
local install.
> > Also, what are my alternatives for the application serve
Am Don, 2003-05-15 um 17.55 schrieb Michael S Daines:
> OK. So I've managed to install the JDK finally (in a proper, Debian way).
> Now
> I need to get to a point where I can use EJBs. I'm taking a class now, so I
> have zero experience with this area.
>
> I did download the files from Sun for
Michael S Daines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> OK. So I've managed to install the JDK finally (in a
> proper, Debian way). Now I need to get to a point where I
> can use EJBs. I'm taking a class now, so I have zero
> experience with this area.
I'd recommend JBoss, too.
You can set it up easil
Quoting Michael S Daines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I did download the files from Sun for the j2ee (j2sdkee-1_3_1-linux.tar.gz).
> I looked around for some insight on the net and really didn't find any. What
> would be the Debian way to get this in there?
To be honest: The only thing that you use fr
On Thursday 15 May 2003 08:55 am, Michael S Daines wrote:
> OK. So I've managed to install the JDK finally (in a proper, Debian way).
> Now I need to get to a point where I can use EJBs. I'm taking a class now,
> so I have zero experience with this area.
>
> I did download the files from Sun for
OK. So I've managed to install the JDK finally (in a proper, Debian way). Now
I need to get to a point where I can use EJBs. I'm taking a class now, so I
have zero experience with this area.
I did download the files from Sun for the j2ee (j2sdkee-1_3_1-linux.tar.gz). I
looked around for some i
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