Simplest JSP Tree Viewer

Copyright (C) 2012  saminda konkaduwa, skonkaduwa@gmail.com

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@author Saminda Konkaduwa , skonkaduwa@gmail.com
@version 1.0
@since 10/April/2012

Download Location

http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsptree-simple/


Introduction

This is a simple JSP tree viewer with minimum usage of Java Scripts.       
Nodes are generated using parent child relationships.
Each node may have list of children nodes.


How to deploy

Prerequisites

1. You should know what is Java web application and How to deploy Java Web application project in your web server.
2. You should know how to install latest Java, MySQL Server and Apache Tomcat Server in your operating system

Deploy and run the given WAR file

1. Install latest Java version, MySQL server version, Apache Tomcat Server version.
2. Download the source code from http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsptree-simple/
3. Run the SQL statements given by SQLFile.txt on your MySQL server.
4. Open the given simple-jsp-tree.war file located at WebContent folder using zip / rar utilities. ( Becaues you can edit the war file content after open it by zip )
5. Find the config.properties located at simple-jsp-tree.war/WEB-INF/classes/com/jsptree/tags/config.properties.
6. Change config.properties according to your MySQL database server connectivity.
7. Save the changes on config.properties and exit from zip / rar utilities.
8. Then deploy simple-jsp-tree.war in your Apache Tomcat Server.
9. Access the simple JSP tree from http://localhost:8080/simple-jsp-tree

For Oracle Users

For Oracle JDBC Connection, Please override config.properties entries as with your Oracle database connection as follows.

jdbc.driver=oracle.jdbc.xa.client.OracleXADataSource
jdbc.connection.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:xe       
jdbc.username=oracle_user                                   
jdbc.password=oracle@123                                   

( NOTE  : xe is my database name. Change it to your Oracle database name )
( NOTE : oracle_user is my Oracle user name. Change it to your oracle user name )

( NOTE : oracle@123 is my Oracle password. Change it to your oracle password )                       
                       
                       
To run from source code from Your Favorite IDE

1. Install latest Java version, MySQL server version, Apache Tomcat Server version and your favorite Java Development IDE. ( Ex- Eclipse, Netbean)
2. Download the source code from http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsptree-simple/
3. Open your favorite Java Development IDE. ( Ex- Eclipse, Netbean)
4. Create simple JSP project.
5. Go to the downloaded source code and extract in to separate folder.
6. Copy the content of src folder to java source location of your JSP project.
7. Go to the downloaded source code again and copy the content of WebContent folder to web content of your JSP project.
8. Run the project using your favorite web server.

For Oracle Users

For Oracle JDBC Connection, Please override config.properties entries as with your Oracle database connection as follows.

jdbc.driver=oracle.jdbc.xa.client.OracleXADataSource
jdbc.connection.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:xe       
jdbc.username=oracle_user                                   
jdbc.password=oracle@123                                   

( NOTE  : xe is my database name. Change it to your Oracle database name )
( NOTE : oracle_user is my Oracle user name. Change it to your oracle user name )

( NOTE : oracle@123 is my Oracle password. Change it to your oracle password )       


Thank you.