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Forms Database Creation Script
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Quick
and dirty Workstation setup This can take hours, depending on the speed of your
internet connection J Technology Stack
What is a Web Application Environment?
…or in other words,
everything you need to develop, run, test and debug a fully featured, web
based application. Here is my definitive
How-to for setting up a Web application environment. It is a step-by-step
guide to getting everything you need to start developing Web based
applications. I have gone through this process many times, and always end up
doing a thousands googles to get it right. So I decided to put it all down,
with screen shots documenting every step. I hope it works for you,
as well as it has worked for me. I use it every time I setup a workstation. MySQL: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html Java Sun SDK/GlassFish: http://java.sun.com/javaee/downloads/index.jsp Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ SQLyog: http://www.webyog.com/en/downloads.php Setup:
FYI: As a general rule,
I download and save my installs, rather than simply selecting ‘Open’ – it
makes it easier to re-install, or to quickly reference versions/sizes. Also, I tend to install
nothing into the default environment (c:/Program Files/…) as it makes
path-ing painful. I suggest putting everything in main directory, and each
product into a sub-directory.
Double click and install
the Java_app_platform_sdk_5_06-windows.exe files. Follow the instructions.
This install is pretty straight forward, and will not be covered here. Click to
view the tutorial on Installing and Setting up Eclipse Click to
view the tutorial on Installing and Setting up MySQL Configuring Eclipse to use GlassFish Click to
view the Tutorial on Installing and Setting up SqlYog AsyncFW Users: Click
to view the Tutorial on Installing and Setting up FWAdmin Click to view the
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