Sorry, I didn't answer the last part of your posting.
You can deploy WAR files to the autodeploy directory of your domain
($GF_HOME/domains/domain1/autodeploy). That is comparable to the
"webapps" fiolder of Tomcat.
Using Netbeans 6.5 this is not necessary - but if you prefer this kind
of deployment, it is nevertheless possible with GlassFish as well.
About the classpath: All JSPs and classes of the same project are part
of the classpath automatically. Used libraries are included by default
as well - though you can disable bundling them into your war file. If
you use another project from within your war-project you might have to
clean and rebuild if some class in the linked project changes (I am not
sure whether Netbeans gets this automatically).
--
Wolfram Rittmeyer
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I'm literally following the tutorials at
>
> http://www.jsptut.com/Forms.jsp
> http://www.netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/quickstart-webapps.html
>
> In both cases i'm getting the error:
>
> ...PWC6033: Klasse für JSP kann nicht kompiliert werden
> ...
> ...cannot find symbol
> symbol : class NewBean1
> ...
> (with multiple repeatings)
>
> My google search for only the term "PWC6033" produces just a few hundred results, all pointing to some try-and-error-hackings in some forums round the world.
> Not a single tutorial or documentation entry!
> And nothing in the try-and-error-hacking-discussions helps so far (1 working day spend).
>
> Is there any guy out there at sun who can answer to this problem and lead me to a solution?
>
> Are the tutorials meant for a very sophisticated environment?
> (I have a completely standard installation of Netbeans Glassfish+Tools...)
> What should that environment look like?
>
> I have tried so far for example:
>
> - Looked around in the server configuration pages in netbeans for any possibility to setup a class path (as found as a hint in the try-and-error-discussions): Noting found!
>
> - Looked around in the whole file system for a dropping place of the web archive: It simply doesn't seem to exist except in the netbeans user project folder!
> (Under Tomcat the war archive had to be placed in a webapps folder in the webserver directory - that was simple enougth to understand. Under Glassfish, it seems to follow a complete other philosophy - which i have not understand so far...)
>
> Any ideas?
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