Package examples.webapp.cookie

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Cookie Example File Summary
web.xml	Web Application deployment descriptor. The descriptor configures a servlet, a welcome file (.html), and an error page (.jsp).
error.jsp	Error page for the cookie Web Application.
hello.html	Welcome page for the cookie Web Application.
cookie.jpg	Image file displayed in by the CookieCounter servlet
CookieCounter.java	The CookieCounter servlet from the examples.servlets package is compiled and packaged into the WAR file created in this example.

 

Package examples.webapp.cookie Description

This example demonstrates the Web Application Archive (WAR) format and how a Web Application is deployed and accessed from a browser client. This example demonstrates how servlets and served files (.html, .jsp, and image files) must be packaged when deployed in a WAR file.

Perform the following steps to build and run the example:

1. Build the example
2. Run the example

Build the Example

1. Set up your development shell as described in Setting up your environment.

2. Compile the example by executing an ant build script or a command.

Run the build script using the following Java ant command at the prompt in the  samples\examples\webapp\cookie directory:

$ ant

 The build script performs the following steps (you should view the build script to determine the exact commands used):

1. Creates a staging directory named build for the Web Application. This includes a WEB-INF subdirectory which is used to store the Web Application deployment descriptor, web.xml, and the classes required by the Web Application.
2. Copies the deployment descriptor and serves files into the appropriate locations in the staging directory.
3. Compiles the CookieCounter servlet from the examples.servlets package into the WEB-INF\classes subdirectory of the staging directory.
4. Creates a WAR file using the jar command and saves the WAR file into the config\examples\applications directory.

Run the Example

1. Start WebLogic Server with the examples configuration.

2. Load the cookie Web Application into a browser using a URL such as:

     http://hostname:port/cookie

   where:

   hostname

   Host name of the WebLogic Server

   port

   Port where the WebLogic Server is listening for connections

3. Follow the "Click here" link.

There's More...

• Programming WebLogic JSP.
• Programming WebLogic HTTP Servlets.
• Assembling and Configuring Web Applications