Deploy Servlet to OAS 4

hiye guys,
Need help here, development environment = Oracle Jdeveloper 3.1 try to deploy servlet to OAS 4 (remote) ....how can it be done ?
I have tried deploy servlet locally ...OAS on my local machine and set physical path and so on ...thats easy
what if my developers doesnt have OAS installed and my OAS is on Solaris ? they wanted to deploy servlets remotely from their machine to OAS @ solaris server ...
needed help asap
from
kenneth

Hi Kenneth,
I'd recommend the developers simply deploy locally and copy the files over to your server.
Have they tried this? Have you run into any problems?
Is it a DBServlet? If so, have you seen the following documentation?:
CHoose Help | Help Topics
Then navigate to
User Guides
--Developing Applications
----Developing Web Applications
------Developing Java Servlets
--------Deploying Java Servlets
----------Deploying a Database Servlet to OAS
Hope this helps.
Best,
Avrom
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kenken64:
hiye guys,
Need help here, development environment = Oracle Jdeveloper 3.1 try to deploy servlet to OAS 4 (remote) ....how can it be done ?
I have tried deploy servlet locally ...OAS on my local machine and set physical path and so on ...thats easy
what if my developers doesnt have OAS installed and my OAS is on Solaris ? they wanted to deploy servlets remotely from their machine to OAS @ solaris server ...
needed help asap
from
kenneth<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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