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hi freinds,

im using WSAD.im not the user of tomcat so the HANDS ON Chapter is very confusing so i cant able to practice ,im using office machine so i cant able to install tomcat also please help me is there any user guide to know the things how to we st up in WSAD

please ranchers give me a solution
 
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Container installation is not a topic of SCWCD. Please refer to the Weblogic forum. Thank you.
 
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Ummm... WSAD is of the IBM variety, not BEA, CV.

WSAD is an Integrated Development Environment and you can still use pretty much any container you want.

I'll move this over to a more appropriate forum so someone can help you work through getting your environment set up. I also recommend that you ask some of the colleagues you work with about how to set up a web project and run it on WAS or on Tomcat.
 
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Doooh Thanks for the correction
 
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WSAD comes with a built in test server. Why use Tomcat intead of that?

Also note that WSAD is old. It only supports up to Java and J2EE 1.3. Consider using RAD 6 or 7. IBM renamed WSAD to RAD. It's just a later version of the same product.
 
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hi im using the office machune i have no rights to change anything here please explain me abiout a set up
 
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Jeanne did explain about the setup in general. You will not be able to run servlets 2.4 and JSP 2.0 with your IDE. Also, you will not be able to code the securioty examples easily on WSAD server.
Apart from that I know how use WSAD server environment. What are your specific questions? If you tell me them, I will try to help you :-)
 
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Originally posted by ramachandran swaminathan:
hi im using the office machune i have no rights to change anything here please explain me abiout a set up


You need some rights to run WSAD in the first place. In particular, to start the server you need access to certain ports.
 
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