Originally posted by Ilja Preuss:
With all due respect, but that's *not* what RUP *requires*. It might be what many RUP shops are doing or RUP consultants are propagating, but that's far from being the same. In fact, Grady Booch several times assured on the XP mailing list that it isn't what they meant when "inventing" RUP.
Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
Noooo... Find out what works for you, do it that way, and keep finding out what works even better. Status quo is never optimal for long (the same thing as with requirements).
Originally posted by Joe Pluta:
For me, the best support for developing web applications is IBM's WebSphere product line. I use WDSC, the WebSphere Development Studio Client, but there are others, including WSAD and WSSD, which provide different levels of features.
Originally posted by Joe Pluta:
With WDSC, I can edit servlets, beans, JSPs, HTML and CSS all in the same IDE, with context sensitive editors for each (the CSS editor is really nice, for example). I can compile and run the application in a test environment using any of several versions of WebSphere Application Server or Tomcat, all on my PC. I can set breakpoints in the beans, the servlet and even the JavaServer Page.
Originally posted by Jay Sissom:
We develop Web applications. It looks like this book might not cover web development at all. Has anyone looked at the book? Would it be helpful for people who develop web applications?
Originally posted by Vikas Sood:
Can something be done here.
Originally posted by Norm Mattson:
I expected the output to be printed to the Tomcat console, however nothing prints.
I have the same line in my service(), doGet() and doPost() methods and they do print to the console.