With the Microsoft development environment (for Microsoft® Visual J++™ and Microsoft® Visual InterDev™), you can deploy your projects to Web servers for testing and production. You can set up more than one target machine to deploy to, and arrange your files in the Deployment Explorer to match the needs of those configurations.
Note The examples in this section refer to Visual J++ as the main coding application. If you are using Visual InterDev for coding and need to copy an entire Web, please see the Visual InterDev documentation.
The following sections provide information to acquaint you with deployment in the development environment.
| Section | Description |
| Application Deployment in Visual Studio | Provides a brief description of the steps to deploying, as well as the two types of deployment. |
| Setting Up a Web Server for Deployment | Describes the process for configuring your Web server to deploy Web content and server-side components. |
| Configuring a Deployment Target | Describes the process for contacting the Web server and displaying the services available to that deployment target. |
| Generating and Placing Project Outputs | Introduces how you can arrange your files and outputs for deployment targets and services. |
| HTML Tags Updated During Deployment | Provides an overview of the updates that the development environment makes to HTML tags referring to Java classes you deploy. |
| Using Deployment to Deploy and Debug Web Applications | Introduces using your deployment target for deploying Web applications and debugging those applications remotely. |