You access a deployed ADF web application by entering the application URL in a browser, for example,
http://<hostname>:<portnumber>/<virtual_path>/<home>.jsp
where <virtual_path>
is the context root of
the web application and <home>.jsp
is the
starting page.
For UIX applications, the starting page will have a .uix
extension.
Depending on your browser proxy settings, you may need to specify the
full domain name of the host machine. If the servlet engine and the
browser used to view a deployed application are on the same machine, you
may use localhost
for the host name.
When you create a deployment profile and deploy the profile with
JDeveloper, <virtual_path>
is the context
root you specified in the deployment profile. For example, on OC4J you
might use the URL:
http://localhost:8888/uixapp/main.jsp
On Tomcat, you would use the following URL:
http://<hostname>:8080/<webappname>/main.jsp
where <webappname>
is the unpacked web
application directory name.
Note: If you create a deployment profile and deploy a
WAR with JDeveloper to Tomcat, <webappname>
is the enterprise name you specified in the deployment profile.
About J2EE Deployment
About J2EE Archive Formats
About
Deployment Profiles
About
Deployment Descriptors
About UIX Deployment-Specific Initialization Parameters
About UIX Deployment Dependencies
About Shared UIX Installable Resources
Packaging J2EE Applications
Deploying
J2EE Applications
Deploying
Applications to J2EE Application Servers
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