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Stand alone MySql and Tomcat or included in MyEclipse

 
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Is it more straightforward to install MySql separately or to use the version included within MyEclipse? How does one find the version included within MyEclipse and configure it?

I have a basic confusion as to the difference in utilizing both MySql and Tomcat which I think are somehow included within MyEclipse and either a standalone version or a plugin. I guess there are perhaps 3 options?

How would one start and stop the Tomcat server included within MyEclipse? MySql?

I am fairly new to web development having mostly been involved with client/server architecture in the past.

Thank you.
 
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Mary,

MyEclipse ships an embedded very of Derby right now, not MySQL. If you need MySQL you'll need to set that up separately. Fortunately the JDBC driver (Connector/J) for MySQL is very robust and MyEclipse's DB tooling will provide all the extended support for the DB (like Views, Triggers, Sequences, etc.) assuming you are using the Pro version.
 
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What is the pro version? How can I determine if I am using that? I did pay for MyEclipse recently.


Thanks for your response.
 
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