- Click on File -< New -< Web -< iWidget Project.
- First screen in the wizard will ask you what type of technology you want to use Web Technology, means the project will not be a J2EE application instead it will be simple project that will let you package .xml,.css and other files in archive the Web And JavaEE Technology option will create a Dynamic web project with WEB-INF/web.xml file, which you can use for creating servlet,..
- On the next screen it will ask you for name of the project and what type of wizard you want it to generate, i selected HelloIWidget and Simple Wizard like this
- Once the wizard is completed it will create a project with HelloIWidget.xml which has sample source code for the wizard like this
I also tried creating a Widget project with J2EE component and compared it with wizard project without J2EE component
2 comments:
Doing it this way means that the iWidget cannot be exported as a war file. This fact is noted on
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/quick-iWidgets-using-Rational-Application-Developer/index.html?ca=drs-
"This type of iWidget is not a dynamic Web project, so it could not be exported as a WAR file. Therefore, choose the second type Web and JavaEE technologies."
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