- Expand Web 2.0 then select Dojo
Toolkit and Server-side technologies. Click OK.
By enabling the server-side technologies facet, your Web project is configured for both development and runtime support for the WebSphere® Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0. All of the required JAR files are added to the Java™ Build Path for your project and the deployment descriptor.
By enabling the Dojo Toolkit facet, your Web project is configured to develop Dojo Web applications. The Dojo Toolkit included in the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0 includes the open source Dojo toolkit and additional IBM® extensions to the base Dojo Toolkit, including libraries for ATOM (ATOM Syndication Format) data access, analog and bar gauges, and simplified access for SOAP Web services.
A project facet is a specific unit of functionality that you can add to a project when that functionality is required. When a project facet is added to a project, it can add natures, builders, classpath entries, and resources to a project, depending on the characteristics of the particular project. Web 2.0 facets define the characteristics of your Web 2.0 enabled Web application. The Web 2.0 facets specify the requirements and constraints that apply to your Web 2.0 project.
Table 1. Web 2.0 facets Facet name Description Web 2.0 Enables support for the runtime components in the WebSphere Feature Pack for Web 2.0, including AJAX Proxy, Dojo Toolkit, and Server-side technologies Ajax Proxy Enables support for the WebSphere AJAX Proxy. Dojo Toolkit Enables Dojo capabilities. Server-side technologies Adds the libraries for server-side technologies such as Feed support, Web remoting, Web messaging, and JSON4J to your Web project.
- In the New Dynamic Web Project wizard, ensure Add
project to an EAR is selected, then click Finish to
create the Web 2.0 enabled Web project.
Your Web project, web2Project, is created. The Dojo widget libraries are imported into the WebContent folder. The required JAR files, such as RPCAdapter.jar and JSON4J.jar, are imported into the JavaResources\Libraries\WebSphere Application Server v7.0 folder.
In the Enterprise Explorer view of the Web perspective, your web2Project Web project looks like the following:
Right-click web2ProjectEAR and select . The Deployment Descriptor opens in the editor. The Shared Library section of the Deployment tab includes the Feature Pack for Web 2.0 Library:
