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<B>Note:</B>If you change the MQe server host information, you should deleted

the local directory &quot;&lt;Device's queue name&gt;&quot; before saving

changes!<BR>

<B>Note:</B>If you delete the database directory &quot;ITSODatabase&quot; you

will have to reset the DB2e user on the sync host.<BR>

<INPUT type="submit" name="SetButton" value="Save Changes">

<INPUT type="submit" name="CancelSetButton" value="Cancel">

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<H2>Demo Data</H2>To insert sample data into the database:

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<INPUT type="submit" name="CreateButton" value="Create Sample Data">

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To insert local pictures &quot;demo-images\\Image1.jpg&quot;, etc into the

database:

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<INPUT type="submit" name="InsertButton" value="Insert Local Pictures">

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32.Save the file.

7.4.2 Extending the Tester bundle

Because the new bundle version of the Web application is the running sample

application, we do not need to extend the tester bundle any more.

You can uninstall it from the runtime, if it is still present because we will no longer

be using it.

7.4.3 Web application review

We created a new dynamic Web application project that represents a mock-up of

the completed sample application, then ran it within the WebSphere Test

Environment.

We converted the mock-up to a Web application bundle and ran it in with the

Extension Services Local Server. It was still just a mock-up, but it was now

running as a bundle in our SMF runtime.

Note that with our modular design, we use the customer, database, messaging

and Web services bundles created and tested in previous chapters and that the

Web application does not know very much about the details of those services or

how they are implemented. The services are all hidden behind their interfaces.