In PowerJ, you compile your Java classes with the Build command. Testing the distributed or Web application requires access to the EJB Server, on either your own machine or another machine accessible to you.
When PowerJ builds an applet, it generates an HTML file with an APPLET tag that you can use for testing. You can copy the APPLET tag from the generated file into the HTML file you are developing for your applet.
PowerJ provides a WebApplication target type that you can use to collect all the files that you want to deploy.
After you build the client application, you can test it within PowerJ. You can run in Debug or Release (nondebug) mode.
When you are ready to deploy the application to a user’s machine, you can check the CLASSPATH directories that PowerJ is using so that you can set the CLASSPATH correctly for the users.
