Servers Dialog Box
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Before you can deploy an enterprise application, web application, JSP file, servlet, or EJB module, the server
to which you are going to deploy needs to be registered with the IDE.
You open the Servers dialog box by choosing Tools > Servers from the main menu.
You can use the Servers dialog box to do the following:
- Register a new server.
- View registered servers' classpaths.
- Register source code for a server in the Sources tab.
- Register Javadoc documentation for a server in the Javadoc tab.
- Specify deployment options (Sun Java System Application Server/GlassFish only)
Note:
- Any web servers that you chose to install when you installed the IDE
are automatically registered in the IDE. You must register all other servers manually.
After you register a server, you can configure a project to use that server for compilation,
execution, and debugging. To specify the server for your project, right-click the project in the Projects window
and choose Properties. In the Properties window, select the Run node, and
choose the appropriate server in the Server drop-down list.
The Servers dialog box provides additional settings in some tabs for configuring the following servers.
Tomcat Web Server
- Connection The Connection tab enables you to set the server port numbers and the username and password
for the manager role. You can view the server password by clicking Show next to the password field.
You can also enable the HTTP monitor in this tab.
- Startup. The Startup tab enables you to specify a custom Catalina script for startup and
debugger transport options.
Sun Java System Application Server/GlassFish
- See Also
- Registering a Server
- Registering a Sun Java System Application Server Instance
- Registering an External Tomcat Web Server
- Registering a JBoss Application Server
- Registering a BEA WebLogic Server
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