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Is there a way to add sun one application server 7 to eclipse IDE. Its for maintaining an enterprise application project. The jdk is also 1.4 used for the application.

zapping
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Looks like the Sun One Application server is now the Oracle GlassFish Server. Eclipse has support for the GlassFish server runtime. If it is not already installed, you can get it here: https://glassfishplugins.dev.java.net/

Sun also has a product that is the Sun One Java System Web Server. MyEclipse 8.5 M2 looks like it supports that product based on this forum post. MyEclipseIDE application server connectors

We use Sun One Java System Web Server 7 and develop using the Apache Tomcat server runtime and have not had any issues when deploying our war files to the Sun Web Server 7.

Doug Porter
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  • can EJBs be setup and debugged using Sun One Java System Web Server & and tomcat server runtime as the application am trying to maintain and enhance has it. Also it really needs jdk1.4 . If its compiled with anything above. there will be problems on the production. Strangely nothing happens on the stage. But product no way supports it. – zapping Apr 23 '10 at 06:10
  • GlassFish seems to require jdk1.5+ too. – zapping Apr 23 '10 at 09:49
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    @zapping: The Sun Web Server and Tomcat Server are both Servlet Containers so they do not support EJB's. You would need an application server for that, but GlassFish is JDK1.5+. For EJB's and JDK 1.4 compatibility, JBoss Application Server is your best bet. – Doug Porter Apr 23 '10 at 12:33