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Kicking off WAS 4.0 -!!! How ?????

 
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Dear All,
We have been experimenting with WAS355 version since last 6 months would like to try out with version 4.0. Our installation of 4.0 is done perfectly. Now left is deploying our apllications. We dont want to change my existing strucuture of Application Folders. My Current Folder Architecture is as follows :
d:\MyWebApps (this includes all html,jsp...)
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|___web-inf
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|--classes
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|-> My java classes..
Currently we have got only . We came to know we need to create jar/zip files for version 4.0 using AAT etc etc.. So should I have to create seperate ZIP/JAR for JSP and another for my Java Classes. And then i have to combine to create WAR (?)
If this is the case everytime i change my java or jsp i have to create/update to jar/zip folders...
Pls do adivse ...
Regards
 
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Go to www.redbooks.ibm.com, download WebSphere 4.0 programming handbook.
It contains enough information for you to start.
 
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Originally posted by Simon Song:
Go to www.redbooks.ibm.com, download WebSphere 4.0 programming handbook.
It contains enough information for you to start.


Hi Simon,
Do you mean the Websphere V4.0 Advanced Edition Handbook?
 
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