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WAR in EAR

 
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Hi Ther,
I am new to IBM WebSphere Studio 5.1
I am having problem in creating Web Module in EAR Project.
I have a 'SimpleEARProject', in the same i want to create 'SimpleWARProject' but i am not able to do so. When ever i am trying to create a new Web Module using FILE -> New -> Dynamic Web Project...
Its prompting a dialog Box to enter a project name for Dynamic Web Project.
and when i enter SimpleWARProject and click on next. In the J2EE Setting Page its not displaying the already existing SimpleEARProject in the drop down List of EAR Project.
Am i missing some thing...
Any help is highly appreciated.
LayMan
 
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You cannot create a Web Module in a EAR project, you need to create a Dynamic Web Project using Web Perspective and use that in EAR Project. When you deploy EAR project, all the Web projects associated for that EAR project will be deployed.
 
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Alternatively, you can:
1.) Create a Dynamic Web Project by specifying a new, temporary EAR (eg, TempEAR).
2.) Delete TempEAR after it is created.
3.) Associate your new Dynamic Web Project with the pre-existing EAR.
 
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You can assign a Web project (WAR) to a new or any existing EAR when creating it, but a WAR must have an EAR, although not visa versa.
 
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