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CREATING THE GETTING STARTED APPLICATION 2. Change to the directory for this application, (<JWSDP_HOME>/docs/tutorial/examples/gs (see Creating the Getting Started Application (page 73)). 3. Compile the source files by typing the following at the terminal prompt (see Building the Getting Started Application Using Ant, page 77): ant build Compile errors are listed in Compilation Errors (page 88). 4. Start Tomcat by typing the following at the terminal prompt (see Starting Tomcat, page 80): <JWSDP_HOME>/bin/startup.sh (Unix platform) <JWSDP_HOME>\bin\startup (Microsoft Windows) 5. Deploy the Web application using Ant by typing the following at the terminal prompt (see Installing the Application using Ant, page 81). ant install Deployment errors are discussed in Deployment Errors (page 89). 6. Start a Web browser. Enter the following URL to run the example application (see Running the Getting Started Application, page 82): http://localhost:8080/GSApp 7. Shutdown Tomcat by typing the following at the terminal prompt (see Shutting Down Tomcat, page 83): <JWSDP_HOME>/bin/shutdown.sh (Unix platform) <JWSDP_HOME>\bin\shutdown (Microsoft Windows) Creating the Getting Started Application The example application contains a ConverterBean class, a Web component, a file to build and run the application, and a deployment descriptor. For this example, we will create a top-level project source directory named gs/. All of the files in this example application are created from this root directory. 73
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