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Job SearchJWSDP provides a tool for deploying Web applications. This tool enables you to create, modify, and delete Web applications. You can start the Application Deployment tool by executing the following command at the command prompt:
C:/> deploytoolBefore allowing you to access the Application Deployment tool, JWSDP prompts you for the administrator's username and password, as shown in Figure.
The Username and Password Screen
You are allowed access to the Application Deployment tool only after authentication. The interface of the Application Deployment tool is displayed in Figure.
The Application Deployment Tool
As you can see, Figure displays some Web applications that are already deployed in the left pane of the Application Deployment tool.
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- Introduction To Ado.net
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- Case Study For Newsshop Web Service
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Creating A Web Service Using The Microsoft Soap Toolkit
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Creating A Web Service Using The Atl Server Library
Design And Creation Of The Knowledge Share Web Service
Introduction To Java Xml Technologies
Developing Java Web Services
Design And Creation Of A Web Service Using The Ibm Toolkit
Introduction To Mobile Applications
Creating A Mobile Application That Consumes A Web Service
Web Services Development With Jdeveloper
Creating Web Services Using Perl
Integration Of Xml Web Services With The Office Xp And Sql
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