1. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
L12.1: Deployment
Deploy … to place or arrange for deliberate (intended) purpose.
e.g. to install middleware to the running server.
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2. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
Recall the homework, previously given:
Oracle tutorial:
“ Web Application with ADF Business Components and JSF”
includes master-detail page, a search page, and edit page.
Do “in essence” to show some use of ADF components.
The middleware application was run in the “embedded” server,
e.g. a test server running in the development environment
(not in the intended target server).
Now, the final step (the “impossible” homework):
(“impossible” only in that default CIS lab permissions block deployment.)
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3. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
Follow the general deployment tutorial:
but:     Use your JSF-ADF homework as the sample application     (connected to the course sample data base).     (Do not install the sample application given in the tutorial.)
Submission:
(i) As usual, post a few screen shots and words.
Show your use of the Enterprise Manager
with access to your application Show running the client with connection to the remote URL
(not “localhost”).
(ii)  Set up a static page with the URL to your actual application;
a URL link to access your static page.
(and have the application running when it is checked).          Likely hours for checking the application: 
T,Th 1:00-2:00  (for CIS labs)
T,W,Th evenings for non- cis.ksu.edu
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4. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
For CIS labs … we ( Bill, Aditi) are in process of working with CIS staff
to allow permissions.
We may need to change port numbers.
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5. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
From previous tour of J2EE architecture,
deployment is based on an Enterprise Application aRchive.
JDev (and other tools) use a deployment descriptor file
which identifies the application and target.
    EAR  file:           config file           WAR file:                manifest                web components  ( html, jsp, images, servlets, tag files)            Model.jar file:                manifest                class ( ejbs,  business components, etc.)
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6. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
Recall,
these components deploy to web container
and model (EJB) container, respectively.
For stand alone applications that use J2EE resources,
the application would deploy into an application container
(on the application machine).
See
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7. CIS 764 Database Systems Engineering
end.
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