<title>Resin with Visual Age</title>

Not sure if this is helpful; here are some mods to resin1.2s000906 (src only; classes and a setup doc to follow if anyone is interested)
which will allow for changes to both JSPs and classes during an instance of HttpServer without manual import/export or restarts on Va3.02
for Java2 Professional (should work with Enterprise; no guarantees on 3.5).
 
The mods assume that (a) you have a VA Project in your workspace named 'Resin JSPs' (no quotes) into which the generated .java files are
imported using (b) the IBM Utility Class Libraries (File->Quick Start-Features->Add Feature).
 
Hope this is of some use other than to ci.
 
    -Yori

      -----Original Message-----
      From: Angus Huckle [mailto:Angus.Huckle@simpl.co.nz]
      Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 10:36 PM
      To: 'resin-interest@caucho.com'
      Subject: RE: Resin and VisualAge

      Can I second this. It would be of great use to us who are getting to grips with Resin and it's many wonders.

          -----Original Message-----
          From: Trimm, Jeff [mailto:jtrimm@half.com]
          Sent: Wednesday, 20 September 2000 5:35 a.m.
          To: 'resin-interest@caucho.com'
          Subject: RE: Resin and VisualAge

          Do you have a link that deals with setting this up?  Or if not, can you give a brief description of the steps involved with doing this?

          Besides myself I'm sure there are dozen of VA users who haven't chimed in that would be excstatic for a mini-How-To!  Thanks in advance!

          -----Original Message----- 
          From: Russ White [mailto:russwyte@earthlink.net] 
          Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 4:49 PM 
          To: resin-interest@caucho.com 
          Subject: RE: Resin and VisualAge 


          I know this is slightly off topic, but... The easiest way to debug with resin is 
          to start it in it's own process using JPDA and then use a JPDA compatible 
          debugging IDE (VA, JBuilder, NetBeans, or whatever). This works very well, and 
          has the added benefit of not having to run on the same box as the IDE. 

          -----Original Message----- 
          From: owner-resin-interest@caucho.com 
          [mailto:owner-resin-interest@caucho.com]On Behalf Of Anders Vesterberg 
          Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 1:56 PM 
          To: resin-interest@caucho.com 
          Subject: Re: Resin and VisualAge 


          It would be very interesting to hear the precise steps you go through to get it 
          to work. I do like this: 
          1) I import Resin 12b2 into vaj 3.5 (I have also tried 114 and snap source), 
          2) copy the subdirectories of Resin (conf, doc etc) to 
          ide/project_resources/Resin12b2, 
          3) set the project path of com.caucho.server.http.HttpServer to my projects, 
          4) start HttpServer, 
          5) point my browser to http://127.0.0.1:8080/examples/tictactoe/tictactoe.jsp 
          (or my jsp-pages) for example 
          I will get "package com.caucho.es not found in import". Apparently are the 
          project paths (or corresponding class paths) not handed over to the Java 
          compiler that compiles the JSP pages. I hope that I do not have to export my 
          classes inte a directory to get it to work? I can see that there is a class 
          com.caucho.java.VisualAgeCompiler in Resin 1.2b2. Maybe I have to set 
          properties like 
          com.caucho.java.compiler.custom=com.caucho.java.VisualAgeComplier (I have tried 
          that)? 

          Regards 
          Anders Vesterberg 
          Vesdakon 

          Robert Salesas wrote: 

          > Yes, we load the source as a project and run the server inside of VisualAge. 
          > It works very well, although VisualAge is a fair bit slower than the JDK. 
          > 
          >         - RS 
          > 
          > -----Original Message----- 
          > From: owner-resin-interest@caucho.com 
          > [mailto:owner-resin-interest@caucho.com]On Behalf Of Jonah Kowall 
          > Sent: September 15, 2000 1:49 PM 
          > To: 'resin-interest@caucho.com' 
          > Subject: RE: Resin and VisualAge 
          > 
          > Do you guys plug resin into VA for debugging? 
          > 
          > -----Original Message----- 
          > From: Robert Salesas [mailto:rsalesas@responselab.com] 
          > Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 3:20 PM 
          > To: resin-interest@caucho.com 
          > Subject: RE: Resin and VisualAge 
          > 
          > We use VisualAge 3.02 and Resin (not websphere or the test environment) and 
          > love it. The version system is wonderful, the on-the-fly compiling  is a 
          > life saver. I've tried all the other IDEs and this is the best, by far. 
          > 
          >         - RS 
          > 
          > -----Original Message----- 
          > From: owner-resin-interest@caucho.com 
          > [mailto:owner-resin-interest@caucho.com]On Behalf Of Anders Vesterberg 
          > Sent: September 16, 2000 9:23 AM 
          > To: resin-interest@caucho.com 
          > Subject: Resin and VisualAge 
          > 
          > Is anyone using VisualAge and Resin? I can see that there is a class 
          > com.caucho.java.VisualAgeCompiler in Resin 1.2b2, but how can I get it 
          > to work? I have tried Yori Sakakuras mods with 1.2b2 but that doesn work 
          > for me. I am working at a project where the customer preliminary wants 
          > Websphere and develops in VisualAge 3.5, but Resin could be an 
          > alternative if we could use VisualAge. 
          > /Anders Vesterberg 
          > Vesdakon 
          > Sweden 

