THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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As
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much
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as
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we
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would
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like
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to
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dive
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into
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Tapestry
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right
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now,
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we
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must
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first
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talk
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about
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setting
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up
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your
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development
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environment.
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The
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joy
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and
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the
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pain
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of
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Java
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development
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is
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the
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volume
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of
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choice
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available.
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There's
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just
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a
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bewildering
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number
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of
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JDKs,
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IDEs
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and
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other
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TLAs
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(Three
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Letter
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Acronyms)
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out
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there.
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Let's
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talk
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about
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a
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stack
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of
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tools,
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all
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open
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source
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and
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freely
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available,
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that
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you'll
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need
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to
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setup.
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Likely
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you
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have
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some
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of
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these,
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or
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some
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version
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of
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these,
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already
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on
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your
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development
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machine.
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JDK
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1.5
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or
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Newer
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Tapestry
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5
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makes
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use
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of
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features
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of
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JDK
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1.5.
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This
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includes
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Java
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Annotations,
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and
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a
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little
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bit
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of
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Java
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Generics.
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JDK
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1.6
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works
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fine
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too.
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Eclipse
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Helios
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(3.6.1
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or
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Newer)
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Since
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we're
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emphasizing
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a
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free
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and
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open
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source
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stack,
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we'll
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concentrate
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on
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the
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best
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free
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IDE.
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{note}
Ok, sure, IntelliJ is now free as well. And NetBeans has gotten really nice. Feel free to adapt these instructions to those IDEs. {note} Eclipse comes in various flavors, and includes a reasonable XML editor |
Eclipse comes in various flavors, and includes a reasonable XML editor built-in.
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It
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can
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be
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.
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We
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recommend
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the
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Eclipse
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IDE
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for
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Java
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Developers.
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Jetty
Jetty is an open source servlet container created by Greg Wilkins of Webtide (which offers commercial support for Jetty). Jetty is high performance and designed for easy embedding in other software.
RunJettyRun Eclipse Plugin
RunJettyRun is a very simple Eclipse plugin that bundles a version of Jetty (Jetty 6 at this writing) so that you can create Eclipse launches that start Jetty to execute your web application.
You can install RunJettyRun using Eclipse's Install New Software... menu item; the update URL is http://run-jetty-run.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/updatesite
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.
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This
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tutorial
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was
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written
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with
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RunJettyRun
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version
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1.1.1.
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Maven
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2.2.1
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Maven
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is
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a
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software
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build
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tool
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of
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rather
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epic
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ambitions.
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It
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has
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a
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very
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sophisticated
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plugin
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system
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that
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allows
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it
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to
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do
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virtually
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anything,
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though
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compiling
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Java
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code,
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building
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WAR
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and
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JAR
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files,
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and
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creating
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reports
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and
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web
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sites
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are
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its
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forte.
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Perhaps
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the
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biggest
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advantage
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of
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Maven
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over,
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say,
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Ant,
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is
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that
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it
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can
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download
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project
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dependencies
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(such
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as
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the
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Tapestry
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JAR
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files,
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and
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the
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JAR
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files
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Tapestry
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itself
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depends
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on)
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automatically
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for
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you,
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from
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one
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of
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several
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central
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repositories.
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Maven
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is
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not
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essential
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for
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using
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Tapestry,
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but
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is
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especially
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helpful
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when
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performing
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the
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initial
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setup
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of
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a
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Tapestry
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application.
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Maven
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2.2.1
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is
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available
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from
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http://maven.apache.org/download.html.
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Maven |http://maven.apache.org/download.html]. {note} Maven3.0 is now available but we have not tested the tutorial against it. {note} There are plugins available for Eclipse, but we will not be using those here; instead, we'll use Maven to generate Eclipse control files for us. h1. Tapestry |
There are plugins available for Eclipse, but we will not be using those here; instead, we'll use Maven to generate Eclipse control files for us.
Tapestry 5.2.4
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You
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should
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not
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have
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to
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download
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this
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directly;
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as
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we'll
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see,
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Maven
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should
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take
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care
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of
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downloading
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Tapestry,
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and
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its
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dependencies,
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as
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needed.
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