Java WS Developer Pack available...

SUN just released the Java WS Developer pack EA1 at
http://java.sun.com/webservices/webservicespack.html
This pack provides functionality for implementing Web Applications
and Web Services.
For Web Services, the pack provides access to early versions of the
standard Java APIs that are being developed through the JCP process.
The release includes EAs of base XML technology (JAXP 1.2, including
XML schema support), SOAP based RPC (JAX-RPC), SOAP-based messaging
(JAXM), and registry client support (JAXR). We also include a
tutorial, a UDDI registry for testing, and other features.
For Web Applications, the pack includes the EA3 release of the JSTL,
the JSP standard tag library being developed through JCP and
implemented at Apache. This tag library includes actions for
many common needs of JSP developers, including XML manipulation
actions that can be used also in the context of Web Services.
The pack also includes the popular Ant building tool from Apache,
some management (more in later EAs), installation, etc.
We are bundling a version of Apache Tomcat so our developers can start
using the JWSDP right away using Servlets 2.3 and JSP 1.2.
The final release of the pack is targetted by this summer.
We hope you will find this EA useful.
- eduard/o

The installer looks at the following Windows registry keys to determine the
location of the J2SE SDK. These registry keys are created by the J2SE SDK
installer:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit\1.3\JavaHome
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit\1.4\JavaHome
Common problems that we have seen are:
1. Neither of these keys exist - This is due to mapping a J2SE SDK
installation from a different machine that already has the J2SE SDK
installed on it. To correct this situation, you need to run the the
J2SE SDK installer on your machine so that Windows registry entries get
created.
2. The directories in either of these keys are incorrect - This usually
happens when you install the J2SE SDK and then move the installation
directory. To correct this situation, you need to use the "regedit"
command and put the updated directories in the above keys to match the
actual directory that your J2SE SDK now resides in.
Hope that helps,
Patrick

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0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
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