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14.Select OK, then Next to view the system bundles. Optionally you can Add...

other system bundles such as DB2 Everyplace Client, if not it is present, to

your platform build.

Other bundles that can be useful for testing and debug purposes are:

– SMF Administrator (SAMPLE) (smfadmin.jar) accessed with

http:\localhost\smfadmin

– File Administrator (SAMPLE) (fileadmin.jar) accessed with

http:\\localhost\fileman

15.If you select any additional services (Figure 9-18 on page 259), repeat the

Compute/Resolve cycle until all dependencies are resolved. Several cycles

might be required as each new bundle’s dependencies are included. Click

Next.

Note: Java classes referenced dynamically will not be picked-up

automatically by this process. You need to add their bundles manually.

In Figure 9-15 on page 256, notice that DB2 Everyplace Client has been

resolved. If you did not add DB2e synchronization as described in

Chapter 10, “DB2e synchronization” on page 271, the DB2 Everyplace

Client Sync bundle will not be there to reference the DB2 Everyplace Client

bundle and you will have to Add... it manually on the next panel,

Figure 9-18 on page 259.

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Figure 9-18 The system bundles required by the sample application

16.The summary panel is displayed, as in Figure 9-19 on page 260. Click Finish.

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Figure 9-19 The build summary

17.When the build is performed, see the build details in the console. A

platform.zip file is placed in the output directory.

18.Navigate to the output directory, then unzip the platform.zip file. Explore the

JVM and SMF directories. They represent everything your application should

need, and could be determined by the tooling.

Platform build review

To create a platform build appropriate for the target device, you completed the

following steps.

1. Submitted the sample application’s bundles to a directory.

2. Exported the Web application to the same directory. You also included any

other bundles as necessary in that directory.