Next, you must invoke the JSP. Notice that the name of the JSP
is fakeLoginForm.jsp, and that it does not matter which values you type in
here since the user is not going to be authenticated. Authentication must
happen using the BankModule module, which so far does not have the operation
included in the eMergedModules' stand-alone references. These operations will
be added in the next section. For this reason, the login JSP files are labelled
“fake”.
Before you begin these steps, ensure the server is started and all
projects are published.
Follow these steps to invoke the JSP:
- From the menu, select Window > Open Perspective > Other.
The Select Perspective window opens.
- Select the Show all check box.
- Click Web.
- Click OK.
The perspective changes to Web.
- Switch to the Servers view in the Web perspective.
- Switch to the Project Explorer view.
- In the navigation tree, right-click Dynamic Web Projects > eMergedModuleWeb > WebContent > fakeLoginForm.jsp.
- From the pop-up menu, select Run > Run on Server.
The Server Selection window opens.
- Click Choose an existing server.
- In the navigation tree, click localhost > WebSphere Process Server v6.0.
- Click Finish.
The editor opens for Web Browser.

- In the Customer Number field, type 9999000000.
- In the Password field, type password.
- Click Login.
The Address field is set to http://localhost:9080/eMergedModuleWeb/fakeLogin.jsp.

- From the menu, select File > Close (or press Ctrl+F4).
The editor closes for Web Browser.