134z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
Figure 7-34 Our JSP in action
You can now make changes to the JSP source. Should there be any problems, or if you would
like to change the appearance of the JSP, you can now make any changes you want.
7.1.6 Deploy to WebSphere Application Server
Now that we are satisfied with the JSP, we can deploy it to a production environment. In order
to do so, we export the TPFTimeEAR project from the IDE into an EAR file. An EAR file is an
Enterprise Archive and it contains all necessary non-standard libraries and source files to
run our project. It also contains some configuratio ...
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