J2SE or J2EE on development machine

Hi,
I am a newbie trying to find my way in the java SDK environment. I just read the part in the BO SDK development guide about setting up the development machine.
However, some things are not very clear to me:
Our BO XI R2 server is running with Apache Tomcat. On my development machine (which is on another computer than the BO server) I downloaded the Eclipse IDE. For this I need a Java installation.
1. Do I need to download the Java J2SE or the J2EE from the Sun website on my development machine ?
2. In the development guide they speak about deploying the JAR files. Do I need to copy the JAR files from the BO server on my development PC ?
3. Set up your web application: must this be done on the development machine or on the Tomcat installed on the BO server ??
Thanks for helping me out.
Regards
Sofie

Hello Sofie,
-As per your description, you are using kind of a distributed environment where your Application server is on one machine and your Business Objects Enterprise is on a separate machine.
Following are the answers of your questions :
1)Do I need to download the Java J2SE or the J2EE from the Sun website on my development machine ?
>
As far as executing a application from remote machine is concerned, I am not getting why you want to install Java.This is because Java is also get installed when you install Businees objects Enterprise(BOE).And this can be seen by going to the default installation directory of BOE.
However if it is asking you to install Java,you can install it from Sun site.Make sure that Java version that you are going to install should be compatible with your BOE.
2)In the development guide they speak about deploying the JAR files. Do I need to copy the JAR files from the BO server on my development PC ?
>
Yes.You have to copy all the JAR files from the location where you have installed BOE.
Go to the path : BOEInstallationDirectory/Program Files/Business Objects/common/3.5/Java/lib and copy all the JAR files.You need to paste these JAR files inside lib directory of your client machine where your application is residing on.
3)Set up your web application: must this be done on the development machine or on the Tomcat installed on the BO server ??
>
If you are using distributed environment, you can install Tomcat on client machine to connect it with server machine.
Just make sure that there are no connectivity issues.This could be checked by typing following URL on client machine:
http://servermachinename:8080
Hit the above URL and determine if connectivity is done properly or not.
Thanks,
Chinmay

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