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| <h1>Selecting Servers for Web Service Scenarios</h1> |
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| <b>By Kathy Chan</b> |
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| April 29, 2005 |
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| You can either create a new server or choose an existing |
| server. |
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| To create a new server, expand |
| <b>Server Types</b> |
| and select the correct server type (expand Apache Tomcat |
| v5.0 and select Tomcat v5.0 Server in this example). |
| Click |
| <b>OK</b> |
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| To use an existing server, expand |
| <b>Existing Servers</b> |
| and select the server (for example, select Tomcat v5.0 |
| server @ localhost). Click |
| <b>OK</b> |
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