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I installed Java EE Eclipse and am trying to get at ServletContextListener but see that its not available when I try to search for it in my JDK. According to the API docs its located under javax.servlet package, but I can’t seem to find the JAR anywhere.
Same for a lot of JMS classes. Guess I’m just confused where a Java EE developer is supposed to go for Java EE jars. Thanks in advance!
The Java EE jars are typically part of your web container or EJB implementation; e.g.
Note that some of these only support a subset of Java EE technology, and accordingly have a smaller footprint.
The other alternative is to look on the Oracle website (or elsewhere) for a stand-alone implementation. For instance, Oracle provides a stand-alone JAR file for “javax.mail”, which is part of Java EE.