Uh... none?
Seriously, I do all my servlet development in Netbeans and test & deploy on
Tomcat.
Since we're not in serious deployment yet I don't bother with packaging classes
up into jars and all that.
On my Win2k box, my servlet environment is set up thusly (extraneous stuff
omitted):
d:\servlets\
WEB-INF\
web.xml
classes\
net\
haskinferguson\
MyNiftyServlet.java
MyNiftyServlet.class
I mount d:\servlets\WEB-INF\classes as a directory in NetBeans, edit away,
compile, and then the new classes are immediately available in Tomcat (well,
they would be if I had reloadable=true in my server.xml, but I don't, because
that makes things slow).
Obviously, I have a context set up in server.xml which points to the above.
dwh
Mihai Gheorghiu wrote:
> What steps do I need to take in order to have my work in Netbeans installed
> properly under Tomcat?
> Thank you all.
