To Build Services Layer applications and subsequently Deploy to the integrated
server you must first add the corresponding model file(s) (*.serverpackage) to the
Application Server node. This can be done using the RMB menu option
from the relevant model file. For each .serverpackage model file added to the Application Server,
Java code will be automatically generated if not already done.
If Web Client development is being done, RMB option on the web component folder(s)
can be used to add the web component to the build and subsequently deploy into the application server.
Following context-menu actions are available in the Application server Node.
Web Services Tester Opens a web interface in the browser to test web services deployed in the Application Server.
Refreshes the IDE's cache containing information about handlers deployed in the application server.
The handler cache is used for code completion in the Server Tester as well as to list handlers in it's
navigator.
New Server Package Model... This will add a new Server Package model to the component which will be displayed under the Application Server node as well.
Browse sites This option can be used to open deployed Web Client applications (b2b/b2e) in the web browser.
Build This will generate code, compile the java classes and build the ifsapp.ear and/or fndweb.ear
Clean and Build This will remove all generated code, class files and previously built ifsapp.ear (and fndweb.ear if available) and then Build from scratch
Clean This will remove all generated code, class files and previously built ifsapp.ear (and fndweb.ear if available)
Compile Compile the generated/created java files for service layer models (and web components) added to Application Server
Deploy This will deploy the built ifsapp.ear (and fndweb.ear if available) to the application server
Quick Deploy (Web Only) Used only during Web Client development this option will only copy the compiled web component classes to a previously
deployed fndweb.ear and reload it in the application server. This saves time since fndweb.ear will not be built from scratch.
Undeploy This will undeploy (remove) the previously deployed applications (ifsapp.ear and/or fndweb.ear) from the application server.
Start Local Server This will start the local application server which will be running on port 8080
Validate Models For more information on validating models see Validating Models
