August 2005
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
9h 30m
English
book
Migrating Applications from WebLogic, JBoss and Tomcat to WebSphere V6
by Hernan Cunico, Leonardo Fernandez, Christian Hellsten, Roman Kharkovski
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Chapter 8. Migrating from Tomcat 281
xPetstore is an interesting migration example because it was implemented with
several technologies and frameworks, as described in Table 1-2 on page 4.
8.5.1 Migration approach
As discussed in 3.4, “Migration alternatives” on page 51, there are different
alternatives to migrate this application. For the xPetstore Servlet migration, we
selected the method described in 3.4.1, “Alternative 1: Keeping the existing
development environment” on page 52.
We used the original development environment with xDoclet and Ant. Instead of
Rational Application Developer V6 or any other IDE, we used a plain text editor
(such as jEdit or another editor with color syntax highlight).
We wanted to show that it is possible to migrate ...
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