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Shalini,
I have started my application from the admin console and the app is deployed by using the “package” method.
Yes, I understand that is not an error and my admin console is working find with a different port – the administration port 9044 in my case, what I am confused is there are a few “default” apps being installed with WAS. And as I am looking at the Console messages, those applications will say – “Web module [app_name] has been bound to default host….”.
Giving that I only have <null> as I shown you the message above, could this be one of the reason why I get a 404 error when I am trying to load a page after the deployment?
And I am trying to follow the steps to install a new Enterprise application from the Admin console, I already saw my application being installed, do I have to do a new installation again?
May I ask if anyone will be working under EST that can resolve this problem or give me some help.
Thanks,
Joseph
Joseph,
I’m afraid that for reliable deployment you will need to port the application to a WAS 6.1 in RAD itself and then import the projects into MyEclipse – while pointing to the WAS 6.1 installation that you do have on your system.
Our RAD enhancement wizard will only handle the migration of projects within a single WAS version – we will be improving this, but this is simply not possible at this time.
Sorry I cannot help further, but what is happening here is significantly complex and swapping RAD versions along with the import is something I would not recommend.
Thank you Brian,
In your knowledge, do you know if we can get a copy of WAS 6.0 that will work in Window Vista? Because I have followed the link from Myeclipseide.com and got the WAS 6.1 developer edition. But I have not been able to find a 6.0 copy.
As our remote production server is run in WAS 6.0, therefore, we will not be able to upgrade that server. We must need to have a equivalent server working on our end for development and testing.
Thanks,
Joseph
Joseph,
I’m afraid I cannot help you with a WAS 6.0 installation for Vista, I do not know if one is available, you would need to check with IBM directly, perhaps ask on their forums.
I agree that it is important for you to have a dev server on your local machine. However, as I said in my previous post, even if you did have a 6.0 installation, migrating a 6.0 project and then deploying to 6.1 is not something I would recommend. I would suggest you go back to RAD, migrate the project to 6.1 (in RAD) and then import the updated projects into MyEclipse Blue.
