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How to Create a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse
The following is the appearance of the Eclipse IDE in an image : In this context, it is the Eclipse 2020-09 R2. So, after finishing on the J2EE Perspective installation on the Eclipse IDE, just follow the sequence of the steps below in order to create a dynamic web project :ġ. Create a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse IDE
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