duplicating your workspace
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Duplicating Your Workspace. You may need to copy files from one workspace to another (example – you’ve developed using Tomcat, and want to use WebSphere for Integration Test). You also may want to make discretionary copies, back-ups, etc. Launch RBD and Select a New Workspace. Launch RBD - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Duplicating Your Workspace
You may need to copy files from one workspace to another (example – you’ve developed using Tomcat, and want to use WebSphere for Integration Test). You also may want to make discretionary copies, back-ups, etc.
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Launch RBD and Select a New Workspace
Launch RBD From the Workspace Launcher, enter a new
Workspace location on your PC:
This will open your workbench with the Welcome page” – close it.
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Create New Dynamic Web Project
From the File menu, select: New > Project… From the new project wizard, select
Dynamic Web Project
Specify (carefully) Project Name: Target Runtime
Configurations
Add project to EAR file
Note that several of these options will be pre-selected
Click Click NNext >ext >
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Specify Project Facets
From Project Facets, check the following options for your new project:
Default style sheet
Both of the EGL options
Both of the WebSphere Web options
No other options!
Click Next >Click Next >
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Add EGL Settings
Click Next > Click Next > past the next setup menu (Accept defaults for folder names)
From EGL SettingEGL Setting, carefully enter the JNDI name to connect to your database:
jdbc/EGLDerbyR7
Click FinishClick Finish
Click Yes to Open the Associated Web Perspective
Close the Web Diagram tool, open by default in the Content Area
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Copy Pages and WebContent Over
From My Computer or Windows Explorer, open your existing project’s \WebContent\ folder.
Select all EXCEPT META-INF and WEB-INFEXCEPT META-INF and WEB-INF – and paste into the new \WebContent\ folder in your new workspace.
Over-write themewhen prompted.
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Copy EGLWeb Resources
From My Computer or Windows Explorer, open your existing project’s \EGLSource\ folder.
Select all files and copy them. files and copy them.
Paste them over \EGLSource\ in your new Workspace
From Project Explorer, Right Click over EGLWeb and:
GenerateGenerate
From the Project Menu:
Clean…Clean…
Note – you may need to delete the com package
in the new Workspace
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Add a Data Source for your EGLDerby Database
From EGLWebEAR:
Open the Deployment Descriptor
Click the Deployment tab
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Add a Data Source for your EGLDerby Database
From Datasource defined in the JDBC provider above:
Click Add Select Derby JDBC Provider (XA) At Version 5.0
Click Next >Next >
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Create a New Data Source
From Create DataSource
Name the DataSource (a Java-compliant name – no spaces, etc.)
(carefully) specify the JNDI name
jdbc/EGLDerbyR7jdbc/EGLDerbyR7
Click Next >Next >
From Create Resource Properties:
Enter a Value: for the database:
C:/databases/EGLDerbyR7C:/databases/EGLDerbyR7
Click FinishFinish
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Ensure that J2EE is Set to Yes in Your Build File and Re-Generate
If J2EE is set to “no” in your build-file, you will not be able to re-generate your project and run.
Open the Build File in the editor
Select “YES” for j2ee
Save and close your Build File
(From Project Explorer) Generate your projectGenerate your project
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Add/Remove Your Project
When you are finished, you need to remove the existing EAR file from your When you are finished, you need to remove the existing EAR file from your project, and add your new EAR file. Do this from the Servers tabproject, and add your new EAR file. Do this from the Servers tab