What are the steps involved in deploying an applet on WebSphere Application Server?
Applets are hosted by WAS as part of a Web application. Therefore, applets are part of the document root structure of the Web application hosted by WAS. To deploy an applet on WAS, follow the same steps as you would to deploy an HTML file. Q: When I deploy a clone on different nodes, who handles the class files? A: A clone knows about the configuration of your application, servers, and so on. You still need to physically make the files available on different nodes. Q: Where should I specify classes that are loaded only once when the server starts? A: The application server classpath is automatically set when you install the product. The default setting for the classpath contains all the application server APIs (the JAR files in the AS_install_root\lib directory). When the application server starts, the system classloader automatically loads the classes in the application server classpath. Those classes are not reloadable. You can also pass in the classpath to the application server’s J
