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–Modify Resource Reference to JNDI Name Mapping (valid for applications containing Web modules with resource references in their deployment descriptors).

–Specify Virtual Host Mapping (valid for applications containing Web modules) and includes JSP precompilation option.

–Specify CMP Data Source Binding (valid for applications containing EJB modules with container managed entity beans).

6.Click Finish when you have completed the wizard.

Note: Be patient if the application you are installing contains EJB modules for which code must be generated for deployment. This step can take a while.

7.Verify that the new application is displayed in the tree on the left side of the console. It should be located at Nodes—>hostname—>Enterprise Applications.

8.To save your configuration click the Save button.

9.Select the application and click the Start button.

10.(Optional) To have the configuration take effect:

–Stop the application server.

–Start the application server again.

–Stop the HTTP Web server.

–Start the HTTP Web server again.

Note: If you installed an application while the server was running, the newly installed application and its modules can be viewed in the list of installed Enterprise applications, from which applications and their modules can be started, stopped, and restarted. However, the application and modules will remain in a cannot be run state until the server is stopped and started again.

12.1.5 Testing the application

You can now test your application on the remote WebSphere Application Server. To do so, start the Sample application start page (index) by typing http://localhost:9080/Registration/ in your browser.

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