Deploying Servlets developed in JDeveloper

I developed a simple database servlet using JDeveloper 3.0 and used Oracle JDBC thin driver for connection while developing.It is working fine when I run it from JDeveloper environment.
1)I want to deploy this servlet in Sun's Java Web server and test it.What are the files we have to copy, and where to put in the Java Web server.
How to use them.
2)If I want to use the servlets in IBM's websphere what is the procedure.
3)Do we have to down load Oracle driver and set the class path,if we are going to test all this in local machine.If so,where to keep the zip files in windows NT 4.0. In System variable class path OR we have to create a new classpath variable in user variable.
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JDeveloper 3.0 release notes has detailed instructions of deploying DBServlets to
Oracle Application Server.
You can use this list and customize the steps for deployment to websphere.
raghu

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Hi Kenneth,
I'd recommend the developers simply deploy locally and copy the files over to your server.
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CHoose Help | Help Topics
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User Guides
--Developing Applications
----Developing Web Applications
------Developing Java Servlets
--------Deploying Java Servlets
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<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 ?
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needed help asap
from
kenneth<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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andrew (guest) wrote:
: Edward (guest) wrote:
: : By using Jdeveloper, I can build a servlet and run it under
: : JDeveloper easily.
: I'm sorry I'm not able to answer your question.
: But I have a question of my own. What version of
: JDeveloper are you using? Is it 3.0?
: I too would like to use JDeveloper to develop servlets.
: I hear that this support will be available with v3.0
: but I would like advise on where I could get a copy of it.
: thnx
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using a visual debugger) your servlets on JDeveloper.
Is my assumption correct?
thnx
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          Subject: Re: Hot deploy Servlet in webapp
          > http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/classdocs/API_servlet.html#134798
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          Subject: Re: Hot deploy Servlet in webapp
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Running Java Programs
http://otn.oracle.com/jdeveloper/902/help/
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