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6.6.8.1: Administering Web applications with the Java administrative console >
6.6.8.1.1: Configuring new Web applications
The product offers several ways to configure new Web applications:
- By clicking Console -> Tasks -> Configure a Web application from the
console menu bar.
- By clicking Configure a Web application from the drop-down list on the
Wizards toolbar button.
- Using menus on resources in the Topology and Type trees
(see Related information)
The first two methods lead to the Configure a Web application
task wizard, for which detailed help is provided here.
- Follow the wizard instructions. On the first page, name the Web
application and specify whether
to add WebSphere "internal" servlets to the Web application
to perform certain functions:
- File servlet
- Enable Serving Servlets by Classname (adds invoker servlet)
- JSP enabler (adds the JSP processor servlets)
- Chainer servlet
See article 4.2.1.2.3 for a detailed description of
each internal servlet.
- Click Next to proceed. Specify the servlet engine on which the
Web application should reside.
- Click Next to proceed. Now:
- Click Next to proceed:
- Specify the document root for the Web application. This is the fully qualified
path to where the HTML and JSP files for the Web application will be found.
- Specify the classpath, adding either a directory for servlets or specifying
servlets individually. Also specify any other resources the Web application needs
to know about in order to operate correctly.
Note that both the document root and the classpath contain default values.
You can accept the default values and then move your files there after finishing
the task. Alternatively, you can change the default values to point to your files
in their present locations, or a location to which you plan to move them.
- Specify other Web application properties or
accept the default values for them.
- Click Finish.
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