Java, UML and Eclipse ?

Hi to everyone, I'm new to the forum, as well as Java. I'm currently learning from a Deitel Book (How to program in Java) and some links I've found in this Forum. I'm using Eclipse (OS X version), after having used pico and terminal commands to learn the basics (editioin, compilation, etc..)
Now I'm learning Java because I'll be working with more experienced developer in a few weeks in a major project, and since Java is an OOP language I think it would be desirable to learn and use UML, I've seen somewhere in this forum that Eclipse supports UML via pluggin, but what version of UML is desirable to learn and use for developing Java ? if it is desirable at all !
Thanks !!!

There's only one version of UML to learn.
Maybe you mean what UML tools would be good to learn?
If you have a lot of money, Rational Rose from IBM/Rational is popular. I don't care for it myself.
Borland's Together is a fine product. You'll have to buy a license.
ArgoUML has a good freeware edition to download. You can't import Java files into it to generate diagrams, but you can create diagrams by hand with it.
I'm not aware of a UML plugin for Eclipse.
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Error Occured is:
After creating the locator object......
Before creating the NormalizedMessage object......
After creating the NormalizedMessage object.*.*.*...
Before creating response object......
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For Running JSP i am Using Eclipse 3.2.0 and apache-tomcat-5.5.25
Please Provide me a Solution......
Thanks in Advance.....
Regards,
Suresh K

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Edited by: wonkim785 on Apr 14, 2010 8:23 AM

Im not sure if this is the right place to post this, but anyway thanks for the info :)

How to Debug a Java Project in Eclipse using Tomcat6.0

Hi
Can anybody help me with the following questions.
1.How to create a java project in eclipse(I am using jsp,servlets,jsf,spring,jasper,struts).
2.How to debug my application in Eclipse Europa by putting break points.
3.how should i add Tomcat6.0 to my project in order to debug my application so that i can put break points while running the applications and observe the values.
Thanks
Bala

You may find this tutorial useful regarding to JSF, Eclipse and Tomcat: http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/01/jsf-tutorial-with-eclipse-and-tomcat.html
To put breakpoints, just doubleclick on the left gray rule of the code, you'll get blue bullets at the left rule, indicating a break point. Run Tomcat in debug modus (rightclick Tomcat � debug). Use the Eclipse debug perspective to step in the code (window � open perspective � debug).

Where is the built in Java runtime and development environment in my MAC???

I keep reading that my macintosh (dual G5 with OSX 10.4.10) came with a fully configured and ready-to-use Java runtime and development environment, however I cannot find, nor do I know how to open it. Doe anyone know how to open this up? thanks so much!

Your JRE should already be configured so that when you double-click a self-executing jar or open a page with an Applet it will run.
Your compiler (javac) should be available through your sheel in your terminal application.
If none of this helps you (and it may well not) you may want to consider installing an IDE. Eclipse for example has a Mac OS version, I am sure there are others but I do not develop on Mac so I can't tell you about them.
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/20071103/eclipse-java-europa-fall2-macosx-carbon.tar.gz

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