Operating Systems: i5/OS
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Use application clients

 

An application client module is a Java Archive (JAR) file that contains a client for accessing a Java application.

 

Overview

Complete the following steps for developing different types of application clients.

 

Procedure

  1. Decide on a type of application client.

  2. Develop the application client code.

    1. Develop ActiveX application client code.

    2. Develop J2EE application client code.

    3. Develop pluggable application client code.

    4. Develop thin application client code.

  3. Assemble the application client using the Application Server Toolkit.

  4. Deploy the application client.

    Deploy the application client on Windows systems.

  5. Run the application client.

 

Example

The IBM Application Client for WebSphere Application Server Samples gallery is not available on WebSphere Application Server for i5/OS. To access these samples, install WebSphere Application Server Clients on the Windows platform, and retrieve the samples from your local file system as the following command indicates: 

<app_server_root>/samples/index.html


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Application Client for WebSphere Application Server

Developing application clients

Developing ActiveX application client code

Developing applet client code

Developing J2EE application client code

Assembling application clients

Running the Pluggable application client code

Running Thin application client code

Deploying J2EE application clients on workstation platforms

Installing Application Client for WebSphere Application Server

Running application clients

Application client troubleshooting tips

Writing command interfaces

 

Related tasks


Managing application clients
Updating J2EE applications
Monitoring overall system health

 

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