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    Signing On

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    Jeff Cogswell
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    June 11, 2012
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      1Signing On

      1

      From within Eclipse, I was able to sign into the server with our email address and the password provided to me when I registered with CloudFoundry.com.

      2Changing the Password

      2

      The first password was assigned to us by CloudFoundry.com, and I was required to change it the first time I signed in. I was able to change it right within Eclipse.

      3Creating a Java Dynamic Web App

      3

      Using the Java EE features of Eclipse, I created a simple Java Dynamic Web application consisting of a Java Server Page (JSP) and a servlet. Here you can see the JSP page.

      4Navigating VMWare Cloud Foundry

      4

      When I double-clicked the VMWare Cloud Foundry entry in the Server window the Overview window opened and showed me details about my account. At the bottom is an Applications tab.

      5Application Detail

      5

      After I dragged my application onto the Applications window, an Application Details window appeared. I provided an internal name and type for my application.

      6Deployed Applications

      6

      The Applications page shows all the currently deployed applications. In my case, the list consisted of the one application I had just deployed. At the bottom of screen is the console output from the Web server.

      7More Options

      7

      When I maximized the Applications window, I could see additional options, including a button to update and restart. Later, I made a correction and clicked Update and Restart to redeploy the application.

      8Remote Systems

      8

      The Remote Systems window let me drill down into my file system on the remote server.

      9Accessing Eclipse

      9

      I clicked the address of my application in the Applications window and a browser opened inside Eclipse showing us our page.

      10Opening the Same Page in Chrome Browser

      10

      I put the same URL into our Chrome browser and saw my page. I also looked at the source and saw the changes I had made. Clicking on the link opened my servlet, demonstrating that everything worked.

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