IBM Version 5 manual Publishing to remote server, Testing the application

–In the Connection timeout field, type the time (in milliseconds) that the workbench will wait this long while attempting to contact the FTP server before timing out.

–Select the Use PASV Mode (Passive Mode) to go through the firewall check box, if you want to pass through a firewall provided that one is installed between your FTP server and the workbench.

–Select the Use Firewall check box, if you want to use the firewall options.

–To change the firewall options, select the Use Firewall check box, and then click Firewall Settings.

–The Next button is enabled only if you are creating a new server instance and server configuration together. Click Next if you want to change the HTTP port number.

11.Click Finish to create a remote file transfer instance and a remote server instance. These instances will reside locally on your machine. The server instances appear in the Server Configuration view. The remote file transfer instances appears in the Navigator view.

12.Add the project to the new server configuration.

13.Make sure the project is removed from the other server configurations.

12.2.2Publishing to remote server

1.Select Run On Server from the context menu of Application Entry view of the server perspective.

On the remote machine you will see the new directory added to the installedApps directory.

12.2.3 Testing the application

You can now test your application on the remote WebSphere Application Server.

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