Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server

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4. To run the servlet, right-click on the window and choose Run As -> Run on
Server. Your servlet should now run as shown in Figure 3.18 below.
Figure 3.18 - Running the servlet
5. If you go to WebContent/WEB-INF, and open the file web.xml, you should
see your Servlet definition as shown below.
HelloWorld
HelloWorld
servlets.HelloWorld
HelloWorld
/HelloWorld
3.6 JSPs
JavaServer Pages (JSPs) provide a high-level abstraction to servlets. To create a JSP file,
follow this procedure:
1. Right-click your project in the Project Explorer and choose New -> JSP
2. For the file name use jsppage.jsp and click Finish. An editor will open with a
template where you can start adding your JSP code.
3. Inside the body section enter:
4. Right-click on the window and choose Save. Right-click again and choose Run
as -> Run on server
5. Select your server and click Finish. You should now see your JSP running as
shown in Figure 3.19.