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When deploying a W4 Toolkit application with the wizard, will I have to edit or create any XML files (like web.xml etc.) for the server?

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When deploying a W4 Toolkit application with the wizard, will I have to edit or create any XML files (like web.xml etc.) for the server?

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No, these things are handled by the library. In general, every web application has its own directory in the webapps/ directory. The XML files there are additional global configuration files (for Tomcat for example). By default, Tomcat regards every directory below webapps/ as a web application. It must fulfil some conditions, though, namely it must contain a WEB-INF/ subdirectory with a valid web.xml file etc. All these things are preconfigured by W4T Eclipse in the war file you generated with the deployment wizard. Back to Top Is it possible to run W4T Eclipse with JDK 1.3.x.x? No. W4T Eclipse requires JDK 1.4. Back to Top Do you have any plans for making W4T available for non-windows platforms (Linux, MacOS X, …)? We are planning to use a platform-independent browser plugin in one of the next releases. At the moment W4T Eclipse is only available for windows platforms. This is because the design and the preview mode of the editor are browser based and they are currently running with

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