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13 13  == Creating Hello World ==
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15 -First create you hello world just like you would [[In this tutorial>>WOL:Create a new WO Application]].
15 +First create your hello world just like you would [[In this tutorial>>WOL:Create a new WO Application]]. I called my project JSPHelloWorld, and all I did after the WOLips wizard finished guiding me through the project was to edit the Main.html component to say HELLO, WORLD! About as boring as it gets, but go ahead and run your application as a WOLips WOApplication run configuration (the beauty of all this, as you'll see, is that you can develop your applications as you normally would, and in the end, you only have to think about the tomcat stuff when you're actually ready to deploy):
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19 +== Now for the fun part... ==
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21 +There are really just a few steps you need to go through to make a plain WebObjects application deploy on Tomcat from here:
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23 +1) Open up the build.xml file for editing. It should be at the project level. If you don't see it, it's probably just hidden. To show it, click the down triangle at the top of the Package Explorer, and select the "Filters" menu: