WebSphere Studio - Publishing Projects as Web Applications

Installing IBM WebSphere Studio Entry Edition Version 3

Hardware/Software Requirements:

Any Intel Pentium class PC running Microsoft Windows NT server, Version 4.0 with Service Pack 3, Windows 95 or Windows 98
180 MB of free disk space for installation
CD-ROM drive
32 MB of memory
VGA, or better video adapter, configured for at least 256 colors
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000 or Windows NT, Version 4.0 with Service Pack 3
Microsoft Internet Explorer, Version 4.0 or higher

Installation:

Read all applicable ReadMe and License Agreement files
Run the "x:\Studio\setup.exe" program (where "x" is the drive letter of this CD-ROM).
Follow the instructions in the InstallShield windows.

Notes:

If you have installed a prior version of WebSphere Studio, it is recommended that you uninstall it before installing Studio. Be sure to copy any existing Studio files that you want to preserve to another location to avoid having them overwritten.
If you are going to publish the files generated by the Studio Database wizard to WebSphere Application Server 2.02 or to versions running on OS/390 and AS/400, you will have to copy Studio JAR files to the Application Server directories.
These are required by the Studio 3.0 database access servlets which use Dates, Times, or Timestamps as query parameters. It will not impact existing servlets. If you do not copy these files and attempt to use database access servlets that have these query parameters, you get com.ibm.db.DataException.
For WebSphere Application Server 2.02: Copy webtlsrn.jar and databeans.jar from WebSphere\Studio\lib\AppServerV2\ to WebSphere\AppServer\lib\.
For AS/400: Copy webtlsrn.jar and databeans.jar from WebSphere\Studio\lib\AppServerV2\ to WebSphere\AppServer\lib\.
For OS/390: Copy webtlsrn.jar, databeans.jar, and xml4j.jar from WebSphere\Studio\lib\AppServerV2\ to WebSphere\AppServer\lib\.
Prior to publishing and running your servlets, it is very important that you review the "Tell me about... Server configuration" in the online Studio Guide.