Sun Java System Communications Application Server 1.0

# Sun Java System Communications Application Server - Installation Complete

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Quick Start Guide: Start here to get up and running quickly on the Application Server. The Quick Start Guide explains how to perform basic tasks such as starting the server, accessing the Admin Console, and deploying a sample application.

Update Center: Enables the installation and updates of additional software components. Sun collects data transmitted by the Update Center installer client as part of the automatic update processes. The collected data provides important feedback to Sun in order to improve the Update Center experience and optimize the programs and services we offer customers. You can find more information about the data Sun collects at Glassfish Usage Metrics.

Product documentation: View the online product documentation for complete information on the Application Server, including up-to-date release notes.

Sample applications: The included sample applications demonstrate using the command-line facilities and Ant to quickly compile, assemble, and deploy small, technology-focused applications. Application Server includes the Quickstart sample, and the Java EE SDK includes many more samples. You can also download the samples:

- Java EE 5 samples.
- J2EE 1.4 samples.

API documentation (only in SDK bundle): View the included Javadoc for the Application Server packages and related APIs.

> NOTE: The API documentation is included only with the Java EE SDK bundles. The Application Server does not include the API documentation, and with that bundle the above link will not work.

If needed, you can download the API documentation separately, or browse the Java EE API documentation online.

The Java EE Tutorial: A beginner's guide to developing enterprise applications for the Application Server. It includes working examples and step-by-step instructions for creating Java EE applications with these technologies: Web services, Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL), Enterprise JavaBeans, Java Message Service, and Java EE Connector Architecture.

Java BluePrints: Provides practical design advice on enterprise and wireless Java applications, for developers who have mastered basic Java EE concepts.

Features and Resources: Find out about key features of the Sun Java Application Server, including what's new; plus additional resources such as forums, mailing lists, support, and how to submit feedback.

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