Hi,

For each sample app that is part of the ULC release, there is a war file
which can be directly deployed in an app server.

For example, for Hello sample: ulc-6.1\sample\hello\webapp\hello.war.

You can deploy hello.war in your Tomcat.

In fact ULC release includes Tomcat which has all the sample apps deployed.

In ulc-6.1\sample, there are files:
 startServer.bat - start Tomcat
 startClient.bat - brings up a browser with a page which allows you to
launch sample apps through JNLP or as Applet.

To run in stand alone mode, start the server (as above) and use the
following command:

java -cp
ulc-base-client.jar;ulc-servlet-client.jar;ulc-standalone-client.jar;ulc-bas
e-trusted.jar;
com.ulcjava.environment.standalone.client.DefaultStandaloneLauncher
url-string="http://localhost:45165/hello.ulc";

Thanks and regards,

Janak

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Hi
I have compiled the hallo world and the ToDoList Applications in Netbeans
IDE. How can I deploy them as a client (JNLP or Standalone) and as server on
Tomcat?

Regards,

Chanda
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