Question about installing Java EE locally?

Question

I am a pretty experienced Java programmer who is interested in learning Java EE. Could someone tell me (or describe) how I can configure the test environment locally to start developing the application (for example, which web server should I use, the framework if it is - Spring? And so on). I work on a linux machine. I think I’ll learn much faster than reading a book or textbook. Thanks in advance.

Update: Thanks for the answers. Should I start with Spring / Hibernate, or should I familiarize myself with the basics of EE first?

Answer 1

Java EE, Java EE 6, . http://java.sun.com/javaee/ GlassFish v3, Eclipse Java EE IDE GlassFish Server Adapter. Java EE 6 http://java.sun.com/javaee/reference/code/, GlassFish ( ). .

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Answer 2

netbeans, - (glassfish), () .

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http://netbeans.org/downloads/

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Answer 3

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Eclipse Eclipse WebToolsPlatform (WTP) . tomcat, WTP Tomcat . jsp IDE ( , -).

Answer 4

• Java SE JDK.
• Eclipse IDE Java EE
• Apache Tomcat 6.0
• Eclipse Workbench. "" . Rightclick > New > Server, Apache Tomcat 6.0 , Tomcat ( ) Finish.
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src WebContent. JSP/Servlet. , Sun Java EE II Coreservlets. , Head First Servlets JSP.

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Answer 5

, Spring, J2EE. , , Spring.

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Answer 6

Java EE EJB 3, Spring. .

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If you want Java EE and EJB, I would say Glassfish would be a good choice, as it will most likely be up-to-date, or open source JBOSS (not Red Hat for payment).

I believe IntelliJ is the best IDE on the market. I would recommend this over Eclipse.