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How does one create a workspace for a native executable app-server like iPlanet?

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How does one create a workspace for a native executable app-server like iPlanet?

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If the Application Server runs embedded within a native executable, you can create a workspace for the native executable, and then add the libjvm library as a dynamic module. First create a workspace for the executable that runs the Application Server as you would for any other. The open the Trace Setup window. An Application Server might run an embedded JVM, but already have libjvm library loaded as a dynamic module. If this is the case, the libjvm library will show up in the list of loaded libraries in the “Trace Setup” window. If libjvm does not appear as a statically-loaded module in Trace Setup, you must find the server version of the libjvm library ( libjvm.so on Unix, libjvm.dll on Windows). Once this module has been found, it can be added using the Workspace -> Add Dynamic Library menu item. Once the libjvm module is shown in the Trace Setup window, you can complete the J2EE configuration from the main workspace window using the Workspace -> Update J2EE Modules menu item.

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