Part 1: Getting Started

• Create J2EE web application modules (containing servlets and JSPs)
• Create entity and session EJBs (stateless/stateful and bean managed/container managed persistence)
• Package J2EE application components into modules
• Deploy the modules to one or more iPlanet Application Server instance

The iPlanet Integration tool integrates with Forte for Java Internet Edition Version 2.0.

Before You Begin

If Forte was launched with JDK 1.2 you will encounter an error message stating that "the JPDA debugging libraries are not installed." This indicates that Forte is using JDK 1.2.

To eliminate this launch problem on NT:

1. Locate the ide.cfg file located in <Forte_install_directory>/bin/.
2. Edit the file to add the following line:

   -jdkhome <jdk root>

   where <jdk root> is the root directory of the JDK installation. For example, C:\jdk1.3.

3. Relaunch Forte for Java.

To verify that the iPlanet Integration Tool has been successfully installed:

• In the Explorer Runtime tab, locate the node
• From the Tools menu, select Global Options and locate the node
• Additionally, from the Tools menu, select Global Options and select the Modules node to locate the module

Three tutorials are available from the online help for Forte for Java Internet Edition. Look for Tutorials in the Getting Started section in the Table of Contents. Additionally, you can find the CDShopCart tutorial in PDF format in the docs/Tutorial/IE directory and on the Forte IDE's documenation website http://www.sun.com/forte/ffj/resources/documentation.html

With this Tutorial you will learn how to:

• Setup a Server Instance
• Create a Web Module and Insert a Java Server Page
• Create Servlets
• Perform Local Debugging
• Create a Session Enterprise Java Bean
• Create a Container Managed Persistence Enterprise Java Bean
• Perform Remote Debugging
• Import an iPlanet Application Builder Project

See also
	Setting Up a Server Instance