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Figure 7-7 Importing a logo into our Web application

If you change to the Design editor, the JSP file should look as illustrated in

Figure 7-8 on page 198.

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Figure 7-8 Design editor view of simple JSP

We have now created a simple Web application, a servlet and jsp. Remember

this is just a mock-up of the sample application to be completed in a later section.

16.Navigate to the Java Resources. Select the CheckInAndSync.java file,

right-click and select Run on Server.... See Figure 7-9 on page 199.

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Figure 7-9 Run on Server

17.On the Server Selection panel we are going to Create a new server. In the

Server Type field, select WebSphere version 5.1, Test Environment. Click

Finish.

This should start the WebSphere Test Environment, launch the Web browser and

point the web browser to the jsp file

(http://localhost:9080/ITSORentals/CheckInAndSync). At this point, we have a

running Web application that does not have any real data in it. Some of the

buttons work, but do not call any real functions. In the next section we will: