RAD and websphere 6.0

Hi,
I tried to configure websphere from the prospective of IBM RAD 6.0 .
then I started the server. My server status is showing starting.........
I check in console but there is nothing in the console.After all server status is not showing like 'started'.
Could you please give me the solution with full step.
Thanks
Kind regards,
Raj
Message was edited by:
rajnishsunjava

Yaar, we have no idea what the h�ll you have done to configure a web server in RAD.
Are you using the built-in WAS 6 test server?
Are you using the built-in Tomcat test server?
Did you install the appropriate test server, if not?
Is there a web or enterprise app. associated with the server?
Are there multiple console views and are you looking at the right one?

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