Configuration
📄️ Debugging
Debugging is an essential part of Java development, helping developers identify and fix issues efficiently. This guide explains how to configure debugging in webforJ for Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, and Eclipse.
📄️ Installable Apps
The @AppProfile annotation in webforJ enables you to make your app installable on supported platforms.
📄️ Licensing and Watermark
By default, webforJ projects can be run but won't have a license certificate associated with them. When running an unlicensed project, a watermark will display on the running app's UI until a valid license has been entered.
📄️ Property Configuration
To successfully deploy and run a webforJ app, a couple key configuration files are required: webforJ.conf and web.xml. Each of these files controls different aspects of the app's behavior, from entry points and debug settings to servlet mappings.
📄️ Deploying Additional Servlets
webforJ routes all requests through WebforjServlet, which is mapped to /* in web.xml by default. This servlet manages the component lifecycle, routing, and UI updates that power your webforJ app.
🗃️ Redeployment and Live Reload
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🗃️ Running with BBjServices
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