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Thank you Cameron for quick response and encouraging words. Its been a frustrating start of the week. Your response on the server view was a big relief. Now I'm struggling to import an existing project into the Workspace and getting it to start in Websphere Application Server 6.1
I've rebuild the ear project. Added all the necessary modules, ejb, web and utility and choose publish server. First I need to manually shutdown the server in the services screen, then after choosing publish, it successfully starts up the server, it tells me its building a prerequisite project list and than it fails with the message "could not publish to server" leaving me with nothing more than javaranch to find the reason.
I created a server profile, I checked the checkbox "Allow applications containing errors to be published on a server" in Window->preferences->server->websphere. In WSAD I could solve this problem by simply removing and adding the ear project from the server.
Again any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance and kind regards.

Jeroen.
PS maybe I also need to state that my environment is windows XP SP 2.
PPS Is there only me struggling with these issues or have I missed some documentation, Google is not very helpfull on the whole issue, but that may also have to do with the cloud of acronyms like RSA, RAD, RSM, WAS etc.
 
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Nope, everyone has these issues.

IBM is great at not documenting their products.

Are you publishing/deploying to a remote server or a local server? Is it WAS, or the local test envirnoment.

By the way, in the Server view in the Web perspective, you can right-click on the server and select Add/Remove projects. It's similar toadding and removing projects in the old version.

One thing I might suggest. Have you created a simple EAR/WAR containing say, one HelloWorld.jsp file. Just create an EAR with a WAR, and a simple JSP, and see if that will deploy to WebSphere. Get a single JSP running first. If that works, well, you've got somewhere to start from. If it doesn't, well, you've got more fundamental problems in you configuration that we will need to deal with.

Be patient.

-Cameron McKenzie
 
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