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Latest revision as of 15:10, 12 May 2011
WTP Server Tools Smoke Test
Verify the following server tools function:
- Create resources
- Create a web project
- Create a JSP or servlet inside the project
- Ensure it builds and is targeted to a server correctly
- Run on Server
- Create a server
- Use Run or Debug on Server to launch one of the resources
- Check wizard and make sure the correct project is added to the server
- Ensure that the web browser shows up and the content is correct
- Edit/Update
- Modify the resource
- Reload the resource
- Parent/Child modules
- Create a web project
- Create a java project
- Create a dependency between the Webproject and the java Project using the Web project > (right click) > properties > Java EE Module Depependencies or Deployment Assembly
- Create a servlet inside the project
- Make the servlet use the java class inside of the java project
- Use Run on Server to launch the servlet
- Modify the java class of the java project
- Ensure that the Servers view shows that the java project needs to republish, but not the webproject
- Use Run on Server to launch the servlet
- Ensure that all resources get synchronized
- Multiple modules
- Create two web project
- Create a JSP or servlet inside of each project
- Debug or reload the resource