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1 1  This tutorial will help you create a single Eclipse/WOLips project that contains both the client- and server-side classes of a WebObjects Java Client project, build both applications and then launch them both.
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3 -You can also create a Java Client application using two separate Eclipse WebObjects projects. One for the server, and one for the client. This will make the separation between client and server much more obvious, but then you will have two Eclipse projects to maintain.
3 +You can also create a Java Client application using two separate Eclipse projects. One for the server (a WOLips project), and one for the client (most likely a plain Java project). This will make the separation between client and server much more obvious, but then you will have two Eclipse projects to maintain. The approach described in this tutorial is most appropriate for WebStart based client app distribution.
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5 5  1. Create a new WebObjects Application
6 6  [[image:Picture 9.png]]