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jmie Posted: 04-08-2008 9:44 PM
 Hi,

IM a PHP programmer for 3 yrs and a newbie in JSP, Servlet. I need to learn JSP, Servlet for 2 months. Atleast I can develop a small site with db

Any refferals for school that offers short courses in JSP,Servlet?

I have installed Tomcat  6.0 and JCreator as my IDE.

I have some  confusions. I also registered in eatj for free hosting.

But I wasnt able to make a .war file.

The Error is:

in command prompt when I am typing c:\user\Sony\jmie\javaprograms\eatj\mysample>jar cvf ROOT.war.

iam getting following error jar is not recognized as internal or external,operatable programm or batch file.

I also set the classpath But its not working it is showing same error . Pls Help
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try to read head first jsp and servlets.. its a good starting point..
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dohdoh:
try to read head first jsp and servlets.. its a good starting point..
 

Yeah! Download mo na dito: http://www.pdfchm.com/book/head-first-servlets-and-jsp-passing-the-sun-certified-web-component-developer-exam-scwcd--8510/

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 Thanks everyoneSmile

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You can create a war file using an IDE. I'm not sure with the IDE you are using but it's possible with Netbeans and Eclipse.  Knowledge of deployment is important but it's more important to learn the Java language first very anything else. So don't let deployment prevent you from learning that and use standard, widely used tools.

 

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check your system path, i think {JAVA_HOME}/bin is not included in your path..
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