fixit42_j_api.zip 

Java FixIT 4.2 API documentation in a plain ZIP compressed archive. 

fixit42_j_tools.zip 

Useful scripts, i.e. for starting e FixIT Application Wizard. 

You can download these packages from 

http://www.uku.fi/atkk/fixit/download

. It is advised that you put all 

the files in the same directory. This directory can be a directory under JBuilder (such as JBuilder\lib) or you 

can create an own directory for them. 

There are also some tool scripts available in the 

fixit42_j_tools.zip

 file. Unzip the file into the same 

directory as your JAR files are. 

3.3  Installing Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 

J2EE refers to the Sun's reference implementation of the J2EE architecture, which is available for non 

commercial use. Commercial implementations of J2EE are also widely available.  J2EE uses Jakarta 

project's Tomcat  Apache www server, which is also freely available. 

E FixIT applications only use a 

WWW server including JSP and Java servlet run time environments

. J2EE's servlet implementation 

also contains classes needed to compile e FixIT applications. These classes located in package 

javax.servlet.http

. 

Note:

 JBuilder 5 Professional (or higher) contains a JSP runtime environment and WWW engine in itself: 

You can use it to run e FixIT applications. In chapter 6.4 there are instructions to setting up a quick test 

environment for JBuilder. You can also use a separate WWW engine, such as Tomcat Apache (see 

chapter 12). It is an official reference implementation of the JavaServer Pages runtime environment and is 

also used in Sun's J2EE implementation. 

J2EE contains a WWW server and Java Servlet/JSP runtime environment needed to 

compile and run 

e 

FixIT server applications. Here are brief instructions to get the www server up and running. 

1. Download & install J2EE from 

http://java.sun.com/j2ee

2. Set environmental variables (In Windows NT, go to Control Panel / System / Environment): 

J2EE_HOME to where you just installed J2EE: 

c:\j2sdkee1.3

, for example 

JAVA_HOME to where your JDK exists: 

c:\jbuilder5\jdk1.3

, for example. 

J2EE_CLASSPATH to where your JAR and class files are. Use absolute paths, like 

c:\jars\xfijcore42.jar;c:\jars\xfijholder42.jar;c:\jars\xfijawt42.jar;c:\myclasses

. The last 

directory is the base directory where your application's class files are. You may need to change this 

later. 

3. Edit the server configuration file 

server.policy

, which is in J2EE_HOME/lib/security/ directory. Add the 

following three lines to the file just above the 

};

 : 

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "modifyThreadGroup"; 

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "accessDeclaredMembers ; 

permission java.net.SocketPermission "*:0 65535", "connect, listen, accept, 

 resolve"; 

permission java.io.FilePermission "*", "write"; 

4. You should be able to start the server by running 

j2ee.bat

 from J2EE_HOME/bin directory. After the 

server loads, you can test the server by starting a web browser and loading page: 

http://:8000/

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