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How to call WAR File using WSAD 5.1.1

 
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Hi
In WSAD5.1.1 , J2EE Project How to use war file .
Can I put that in /WEB-INF/lib? Tell me what r the ways to run the war file

Thanks in Advance
 
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Um ... WARs aren't run at all ---- they're deployed!
 
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Ramesh,
To run (aka deploy) in WSAD, you need to create an enterprise application (EAR) project for your WAR to be part of. You probably have one already. You also need to create a server and add your EAR to the server.

Then just right click an HTML page and publish. Alternatively, start the server and go to the URL.
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