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Hi,

I just downloaded WebSphere v6.0 applicationserver trial version.I have experience with Tomcat before. How do I deploy a new war file in WebSphere,I don't see WebApps folder or anything.

Does anybody know any link for a good tutorial.

Do i have to download WebSphere Application Developer separaetly.

Please give some suggetsions on how to get started.
 
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Why nobody is answering my question?I think it is very simple
 
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Hello,

The easiest way to deploy your EAR or WAR is to deploy it through the admin console. The admin console is located @ YOUR_SERVER : PORT/admin

Once you login to the admin console navigate in the tree (left pane) to Applications -->Install applications. From there you could start the install wizard.

You could try http://webspherecentral.com/ for some tutorials on the WSAD (ie. RAD, ie. ECLIPSE). I haven't checked but they might have some tutorials in regards to WAS.

Finally, WAS requires some setup to use datasources, security, virtual hosts, etc. I would recommend if you are going to use WAS maybe learn about setting up these features. Most (if not all) of these features are setup via the admin console.

NOW.... if someone will answer my question about PORTLETS. Lately, everyone of my questions don't receive any responses.

Regards.
[ April 27, 2005: Message edited by: Thomas Mcfarrow ]
 
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Originally posted by Archana Annamaneni:
Why nobody is answering my question?I think it is very simple



Didn't you download documentation ???

start the websphere and once it is started open the URL
http://localhost:9090/admin
then click on the apllications --> enterprise application

the you will see all the installed application, you can deploy your war file by clicking install button

Shailesh
[ April 27, 2005: Message edited by: Shailesh Chandra ]
 
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Thanks for all the replies.

I downloaded the documenttaion , I am going through it.
I am able to goto the admin console and login there and deploy the application.

But some reason , I am not able to view thw deployed application , even if i goto
http://localhost:9080/ I am getting page can not be displayed, I am sure server is started , i can see that under windows services.

I been looking all over the places , I don't know what i am doing worng.

please help.
 
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You need to check if the application is started.

Admin Console -- Enterprise Applications

Secondly, the address of the servlet, jsp, whatever would be something like

<a href="http://localhost:9080/<b rel="nofollow">Your_CONTEXT_ROOT</b>" target="_blank">http://localhost:9080/Your_CONTEXT_ROOT for example localhost:9080/TestWeb.

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If you are using WS 6 the url for administration console is fully.qualifiedhostname:9060/ibm/console

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