Setting Sun ONE Application Server as the Default Server

The Sun ONE Application Server must be set as a default server for both J2EE Applications and Web Tier Applications.

To set the default server:

  1. Expand the Installed Servers, Sun ONE Application Server 7, and localhost:port nodes.
  2. Right-click the server1(localhost:port) instance node and choose Set As Default.

Verifying the Default Servers

To verify that the Sun ONE Application Server is set as a default server:

  1. In the IDE, click the Explorer's Runtime tab.
  2. Expand the Server Registry node and its Default Servers subnode.

The Sun ONE Application Server's instance is listed as a default server for both the J2EE Applications and Web Tier Applications in the Explorer.

Verifying that the Application Server Instance Is Running

To determine whether or not the Sun ONE Application Server instance is running and start it if it is not running:

  1. In the IDE, click the Explorer's Runtime tab.

  2. Expand the Server Registry, Installed Servers, Sun ONE Application Server 7, and localhost:port nodes.
  3. Right-click the server1(localhost:port) instance node and choose Status.
  4. The Server Status dialog box appears. If the Start Server Instance button is disabled, the application server instance is already running and you can skip the steps 4 and 5.

  5. Click the Start Server Instance button.
  6. After several seconds, the Sun ONE Application Server instance starts, and the Server Status dialog box indicates that the instance is started.

  7. Click OK to close the Server Status dialog box.

See also
Setting up Your Development Environment
Starting the Sun ONE Application Server 7
Starting the IDE
Registering the Sun ONE Application Server
Starting a Database


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