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54 Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition 13. In the Add and Remove Projects window simply click Finish. Community Edition is now configured to work in Eclipse! You should be able to see your server in the Servers tab as shown in Figure 3.10. Figure 3.10 - The Community Edition server appears in the servers tab To start and stop your server, use the appropriate buttons as shown in the above figure. After you start the server, you should see the state column change to a value of Started, You can also start the Administration Console by opening a browser and pointing to https://localhost:8443/console/portal/Welcome to verify the server is up. When you stop the server the status column should change to Stopped. This is only one method to install WEP to Eclipse. Other methods are documented at http://download.boulder.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/websphere/wasce/updates/ 3.4 Creating and deploying a "Hello World" Web application Now it’s time to create your first Web application. You will create a Web project using HTML stored in the index.html file. You will not need to write any Java code for now, just HTML! Follow this procedure: 1. In Eclipse, go to File -> New -> Dynamic Web Project 2. As shown in Figure 3.11, enter the name FirstProject. Be sure that the Target Runtime field is set to your Community Edition server and click Finish.
Chapter 3 – Development with Community Edition 55 Figure 3.11 - Creating your first dynamic Web project 3. In the Project Explorer in Eclipse, you should see your project FirstProject. When you drill down, you should see the project structure as shown in Figure 3.12. The src folder will include all the Java code, and the WebContent folder will store all the Web pages. Figure 3.12 - The structure of a dynamic Web project
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