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WSAD 5.0, BAsic doubt help ..

 
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Hi all
I have few doubts..In websphere development studio..In which perspective shud I develop the application..
There are various prespectives..
Initially I did in the web perspective..But when to use j2ee perspective..EJB perspective..
I am new to websphere I need to know which books..(red books) or any other sources from where I can get a STEP by STEP procedure to develop the web application using WSAD 5.0..
Also I need help as to how to use struts in web application.Shud I use only Struts under web perspective for this..
I am kind of confused..Help pl..
 
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I use the java perspective which I have modified by adding the J2EE navigator and web attributes views. The Web view gives me nothing much that I need beyond the attribute pane so I just added it to my most used perspective.
Other than that I use the server perspective only when I'm making server changes and the debug perspective during debug. It's so slow to change perspectives that I generally just stay in the Java perspective all the time.
 
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When your using EJB i suggest you use the J2EE perspective. And mostly i used it only for modifying stuff related to the EJB's only.... For eg. to generate RMIC code and deploy the EJB's in the test server.....or for changing the attributes of the EJB's.
For the rest i have used the web perspective... and i use add a few views to help out like the "Navigator" and the "Outline" which can be accessed by using the top menu "Windows >> Show Views >>"
 
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