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 <h1>JST Server Tools API</h1>

 <p>Last modified March 26, 2005</p>

 <p>The JST server component contains support for Java servers, generic server
 support that allows new server types to be added using simple XML files, and
 Apache Tomcat support.
 </p>

 <h2>Java Server API</h2>

 <p>The ClasspathRuntimeTargetHandler class provides a common subclass
 for runtime target handlers that need to modify a project's classpath
 when a project is targetted to a particular runtime.</p>

 <p>IGenericRuntime and its working copy provide type-specific access
 to the generic runtime type. When using a generic runtime, clients can
 access the type specific information by adapting to these types using
 <pre>IGenericRuntime gr = (IGenericRuntime) runtime.getAdapter(IGenericRuntime.class)</pre>.
 GenericRuntimeUtil contains some utility methods for handling the
 generic runtime type.</p>

 <p>IEnterpriseApplication, IEJBModule, IWebModule, IApplicationClientModule,
 and IConnectorModule are J2EE module interfaces meant to be implemented
 by module delegates that provide J2EE module support.</p>

 <p>ILooseArchive and ILooseArchiveSupport are module interfaces for modules
 that take advantage of loose archive support - allowing JARs contained within
 the module to be available in a separate Java project instead of directly
 within the module.</p>

 <p>The remainder of the classes in this package are module artifact and
 launchable types to provide access to J2EE resource types for the server tool
 framework.</p>

 <p>There is no UI support for Java servers.</p>


 <h2>Generic Server</h2>

 <p>[coming soon]</p>


 <h2>Tomcat</h2>

 <p>There is no API for the Tomcat support.</p>

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	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
	<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="../../../wtp.xsl"?>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta name="root" content="../../../../" />
	<title>jst.server API Overview</title>
	</head>
	<body>


	<h1>JST Server Tools API</h1>

	<p>Last modified March 26, 2005</p>

	<p>The JST server component contains support for Java servers, generic server
	support that allows new server types to be added using simple XML files, and
	Apache Tomcat support.
	</p>

	<h2>Java Server API</h2>

	<p>The ClasspathRuntimeTargetHandler class provides a common subclass
	for runtime target handlers that need to modify a project's classpath
	when a project is targetted to a particular runtime.</p>

	<p>IGenericRuntime and its working copy provide type-specific access
	to the generic runtime type. When using a generic runtime, clients can
	access the type specific information by adapting to these types using
	<pre>IGenericRuntime gr = (IGenericRuntime) runtime.getAdapter(IGenericRuntime.class)</pre>.
	GenericRuntimeUtil contains some utility methods for handling the
	generic runtime type.</p>

	<p>IEnterpriseApplication, IEJBModule, IWebModule, IApplicationClientModule,
	and IConnectorModule are J2EE module interfaces meant to be implemented
	by module delegates that provide J2EE module support.</p>

	<p>ILooseArchive and ILooseArchiveSupport are module interfaces for modules
	that take advantage of loose archive support - allowing JARs contained within
	the module to be available in a separate Java project instead of directly
	within the module.</p>

	<p>The remainder of the classes in this package are module artifact and
	launchable types to provide access to J2EE resource types for the server tool
	framework.</p>

	<p>There is no UI support for Java servers.</p>


	<h2>Generic Server</h2>

	<p>[coming soon]</p>


	<h2>Tomcat</h2>

	<p>There is no API for the Tomcat support.</p>

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	</html>