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Hello I just got new all web server and related, so I don't know how to deploy (or run, don't know the correct term) a Demo app (master demo) in windows and tomcat.
I read this and this and understood I have to use basically IntelliJ. If use other tool like maven for Eclipse or JRebel Setup for i don't know the other one... to view the app on the browser when I write localhost:8080.
is that right ?

Yes, when you get it up and running you can access it at localhost:8080.

We do highly recommend using Eclipse or IntelliJ for running this as it makes the process easier and most are pretty familiar with those tools. However, these are just ant scripts that kick off a Maven plugin execution so there is not a real requirement there.

My develpment team' machines should use the same environment program I install on server ?
update:

i am lost here, getting started guides to download Java SE DK. Accordingly with the same it says to setup IDE Eclipse for Java EE Developers, but it actually redirects to IDE Eclipse for Java "Standard" Developers.
So question is when should I use Java EE? when to use Java SE?
The Eclipse to use should be correlated with the java edition ?
Does Broadleaf works with the latest's java 8 and eclipse luna 4.4 ?

Thanks for your attention

I drop trying to run broadleaf commerce. I'll be loyal to tutorial and use demosite instead. I got all configured but when I try to run jetty-demo, fails.
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.mortbay.jetty:jetty-maven-plugin:8.1.5.v20120716:run (default-cli) on project site: Failure: Multiple exceptions -> [Help 1]

i am lost here, getting started guides to download Java SE DK. Accordingly with the same it says to setup IDE Eclipse for Java EE Developers, but it actually redirects to IDE Eclipse for Java "Standard" Developers.

Sorry about that, I have updated those links.

So question is when should I use Java EE? when to use Java SE?

Java EE is what you should use because it has things like the Maven plugin built in

The Eclipse to use should be correlated with the java edition ? Does Broadleaf works with the latest's java 8 and eclipse luna 4.4 ?

Broadleaf 4.0 (pending release) is the earliest version that supports Java 8 bytecode (like lambda expressions). Broadleaf 3.1.10-GA and 3.0.15-GA both support running on the Java 8 JVM but with Java 7 bytecode. We recommend using the latest version of Eclipse, Eclipse Luna. I have updated the Getting Started link to link to Luna instead of Juno that it was linking to before.

I got all configured but when I try to run jetty-demo, fails.

Can you post the full stack trace? I cannot determine what is going on based on what you posted. It says there are "Multiple Exceptions" but you did not post what those exceptions are.