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Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server

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Chapter 3 – Development <strong>with</strong> Community Edition 63<br />

3.8 Exercises<br />

1. Install WEP to your Eclipse IDE.<br />

2. Create a servlet like the "Hello world" example provided in this chapter.<br />

3.9 Summary<br />

In this chapter you have learned how to integrate Community Edition into Eclipse by<br />

installing the <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Community Edition Eclipse plug-in (WEP) first.<br />

The chapter also explained that IBM Data Studio is an Eclipse-based IDE that includes<br />

WEP functionality and can work <strong>with</strong> Community Edition right away, in addition to providing<br />

an environment to work <strong>with</strong> DB2 databases; so it's a good alternative to plain vanilla<br />

Eclipse. Later in the chapter you learned how to develop a Java Web application <strong>with</strong><br />

Servlets and JSPs. The chapter also discussed how to create a WAR file, and how to<br />

manually deploy it using the Community Edition Admin Console.<br />

The next chapters will discuss how to develop more advanced applications.<br />

3.10 Review questions<br />

1. What is the <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Community Edition Plug-in?<br />

2. What is the benefit of using IBM Data Studio as opposed to just plain Eclipse?<br />

3. How can you deploy a servlet into Community Edition in Eclipse?<br />

4. After you create an application, how can you test it in Community Edition using<br />

Eclipse?<br />

5. Is it possible to test an application developed <strong>with</strong> Eclipse and Community<br />

Edition <strong>with</strong>out using Eclipse to deploy? If so, how?<br />

6. Which version of WEP should you use for Community Edition server 2.1.1.3?<br />

A. WASCE 2.1 <strong>Server</strong> adapter<br />

B. WASCE 2.0 <strong>Server</strong> adapter<br />

C. WASCE 1.1 <strong>Server</strong> adapter<br />

D. WASCE 1.0 <strong>Server</strong> adapter<br />

E. Any version<br />

7. Which version of Eclipse should you download first before you install WEP?<br />

A. Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers<br />

B. Eclipse IDE<br />

C. Eclipse RCP<br />

D. Eclipse SDK

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