Hi,
> > Prong 2: Install SUN's JDK using the Jpackage technique -- not Sun's
> > RPM, and use "alternatives --config java" and "alternatives --config
> > javac" so you can get your other work done.
> Easier said than done.
> 6) Now the installation of netbeans-5.0-beta2 goes fine, but the
> installation of Sun's Application Server 8.1-2005Q2 will not install.
You have the option of not installing SJAS (there's even a NetBeans bundle that
does not includes
it). Then Download and install JBoss 4.0.3 which is supported by current
Netbeans5 beta, configure
Netbeans to use it (Runtime Window > Servers > Add Server) and you'll have all
Java EE features.
If you won't use EJB and JMS you may well forget about SJAS or JBoss and just
use the included
Tomcat for JSP, Servlets and WebServices.
[]s, Fernando Lozano
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