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21.2 Installing the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File on Oracle WebLogic Server

Installing the demo EAR file is a very simple process: 1. Download the OHW-UIX demo EAR file from OTN. The name of the demo file is ohw-uix-demo.ear. This file includes OHW-UIX and sample helpsets.

2. Start the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console and navigate to Deployments

page.

3. In the Deployments page, click Install to start the deployment wizard.

4. In the Path field, enter the location where you saved the ohw-uix-demo.ear file,

and click Next. 5. In the Choose targeting style page, select Install this deployment as an application , and click Next. 6. In the Optional Settings page, verify the settings. It is recommended that you leave the settings as default. Click Next to continue, or click Finish to complete the deployment.

7. In the Additional Configuration page, select Yes, take me to the deployments

configuration screen and click Finish to complete the deployment. The deployment wizard, after successful deployment, returns you to the Settings page of ohw-uix-demo.ear. If there are errors while deploying the file, you are navigated to Deployment home page where the errors are listed in red text.

21.3 Installing the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File using Oracle JDeveloper

To install the demo file on Oracle JDeveloper, follow these steps: 1. Download the OHW-UIX demo EAR file from OTN. The name of the demo file is ohw-uix-demo.ear. This file includes OHW-UIX and sample helpsets. 2. Start JDeveloper.

3. Create a new application from the ohw-uix-demo.ear file. From the File menu,

select New. In the New Gallery dialog, select Applications under General category, and then select Application from EAR File from the Items list. 4. In the Location page of Create Application from EAR File wizard, browse and select the ohw-uix-demo.ear file. You may also change the application name and the location of application. Click Next to continue. cabo The UIX installable resource files. The cabo directory exists in the ohw-uix-demo.war file. web.xml Contains configuration and deployment information that affects OHW-UIX. The file ise available in WEB-INF directory of ohw-uix-demo.war file. ohwconfig.xml OHW-UIX configuration file. The file is available in helpsets directory. Table 21–1 Cont. OHW-UIX Demo Files Directory Location Description Deploying OHW-UIX Demo File 21-3 5. The EAR Modules page of the wizard shows the project name and the module name. Click Next to continue, or click Finish to create the application from EAR file. 6. The Finish page of the wizard shows a summary of your settings for the application. Click Finish to create the application from EAR file. JDeveloper extracts all files from the EAR file and creates an application which is ready to edit and deploy. 7. In the Application Navigator, open the project and edit desired files. 8. To deploy the application, start the integrated Oracle WebLogic Server instance. From Run menu, choose Start Server Instance to start the integrated Oracle WebLogic Server. 9. In the Application Navigator, select the ohw-uix-demo project. From the Application menu, select Deploy. Then from the submenu, select ohw-uix-demo, to , and then select IntegratedWLSConnection. JDeveloper starts the deployment process and the status of the deployment is reflected in the Log window. When the application is successfully deployed, JDeveloper prompts with Deployment finished message in the Log window.

21.4 Running the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File

After successful deployment of ohw-uix-demo.ear, open your browser and navigate to the following URL: http:yourHost:yourPortohw-uix-demohelp For example: If you have installed Oracle WebLogic Server on your local machine , you can open the demo help file with the following URL: http:localhost:7101ohw-uix-demohelp The URL automatically changes to http:localhost:7101ohw-uix-demohelpstate?navSetId=ohguiden avId=0destination= and the help opens with Table of Contents view. For more information on user interface of OHW-UIX, see Chapter 4, OHW-UIX User Interface .