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− | Before deploying and testing your application, you have to install a Web server (such as Tomcat) and specify the server in eclipse. For | + | Before deploying and testing your application, you have to install a Web server (such as Tomcat) and specify the server in eclipse. For information of installing a server, please refer to [[ZK Installation Guide/Setting up Servers/Tomcat]]. |
To specify the server in eclipse, please do as follows. | To specify the server in eclipse, please do as follows. |
Revision as of 01:14, 4 August 2011
Install Eclipse
- Visit Eclipse download page and download Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
- Uncompress it to a proper directory
- Then, eclipse is ready to start.
- For example, you could double-click eclipse.exe to start Eclipse under Windows.
Install ZK Studio
Follow ZK Studio Installation Guide to install ZK Studio.
Defining a Server Runtime
Before deploying and testing your application, you have to install a Web server (such as Tomcat) and specify the server in eclipse. For information of installing a server, please refer to ZK Installation Guide/Setting up Servers/Tomcat.
To specify the server in eclipse, please do as follows.
- From menu goto Windows > Preferences...
- Select Server > Runtime Environments, then click Add
- Select Apache > Apache Tomcat v6.0 and click Next
- Browse to and select the root directory of the Web server installed in your computer
- For example, the root directory of Apache Tomcat might be
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0
- For how to install Tomcat, please refer to this section
- For example, the root directory of Apache Tomcat might be
- Click Finish
Create and Run Your First ZK Application
After installing Eclipse and ZK Studio, please take a look at Create and Run Your First ZK Application with Eclipse and ZK Studio.
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