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I am using j2ee eclipse in Windows. but can the window version be used in Ubuntu?<br />
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Thanks.
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objects,

I am using j2ee eclipse in Windows. but can the window version be used in Ubuntu?

Thanks.

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I found the plugin that allows me to create the kind of web project. thanks all.
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I found the plugin that allows me to create the kind of web project. thanks all.

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I have tried several versions of eclipse in Ubuntu. But none of them allow me to open a dynamic web project. My questions are: 1) if there exists such eclipse and 2) how can i create a dynamic web project in eclipse?
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I have tried several versions of eclipse in Ubuntu. But none of them allow me to open a dynamic web project. My questions are: 1) if there exists such eclipse and 2) how can i create a dynamic web project in eclipse?

Eclipse in Ubuntu doesn't support creating dynamic web project. Then how to create it?

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