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Getting started with Spring-web-mvc and the Spring IDE-plugin – creating a simple web application

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This entry was posted by Jeroen van Wilgenburg on April 13, 2006 at 4:52 pm, and is filed under J(2)EE/Java, Java, Software Development, Software Engineering, Tools, Web/Java, XML. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.Both comments and pings are currently closed.

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  • Jeroen van Wilgenburg
    #1 written by Jeroen van Wilgenburg 5 years ago

    Did you generate the eclipse project with mvn eclipse:eclipse? There should appear some files that start with a dot in the directory where you’re project is created (.classpath, .project and maybe more)

  • Meghna B
    #2 written by Meghna B 5 years ago

    HI,

    I am not able to follow this through. When i Go the menu File -> import -> existing projects into workspace and select the spring-ide-blog directory :

    It does not show any existing projects, so i am unable to click the finish button. It appears that i have no projects in spring-ide-blogs to select.
    Any help will be great, i have been searching for a site like this for a while which can guide me thru setting up a Spring project.
    I have eclipse 3.2 ans WTP, Jdk 1.5 and also Maven 2.0.7.\

    Thanks in advance. Looking forward to hearing from you.

  • Suneel Kota
    #3 written by Suneel Kota 6 years ago

    Very Good Article

  • sol myr
    #4 written by sol myr 7 years ago

    Just stumbled upon this tutorial, and wanted to say thanks a bunch :)
    I’ve been trying to get started with spring web, looked for a quick kick-start before digging deep into the documentation, and this site is just what I’ve been looking for. Also looks great…

    thanks !

  • Wouter van Reeven
    #5 written by Wouter van Reeven 7 years ago

    OK so I checked out the plugin at the URL I provided. It looks like the project is dead, so forget about it.

    Wouter

  • Marco Gralike
    #6 written by Marco Gralike 7 years ago

    Good stuff, thanX.

  • Wouter van Reeven
    #7 written by Wouter van Reeven 7 years ago

    Thanks a lot for the instructions Jeroen. Ever heard of this plugin:

    http://www.jamesholmes.com/spring/index.html

    It support a wider range of IDEs but I never tried to use it myself.

    Greets, Wouter

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