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Interstage Studio User's Guide
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2.1.2 Web Application Development

An overview of Web application development is given below.

Preparing for Web Application Development

Before developing a Web application, a Web application project must be created. Create a dynamic Web project and set the required target runtime, classpath, and other project settings.
For details, refer to "2.3.1 Preparing the Environment for Creating the Web Application".

Creating Servlets/HTML/JSP/JavaScript/CSS

Use the various source generation wizards and editors to create the resources needed to display the Web page.
For details, refer to "2.3.2 Creating a Servlet", "2.3.4 Creating a JSP File", "2.3.3 Creating an HTML File", "2.3.6 Creating the JavaScript", and "2.3.7 Creating the CSS".

Building and Validating Web Applications

Build is performed automatically in the initial state when resources are saved. Build checks for compile errors and uses various validators to verify that resources have no problems.
For details, refer to "Build" and "6.2.5.2 Validation".

Checking Web Application Operation

Use the Servers view to verify the behavior of the created Web application.
For details, refer to "2.3.9 Verifying the Web Application Behavior".

Distributing Web Applications

The Web application must be archived in order for it to be distributed. Use the Export wizard to create an archive file.
For details, refer to "2.3.11 Distributing the Web Application to the Operating Environment".