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Building, Deploying, and Running Your
Application 
Now that you have reached this stage, you can start the fully developed example application in the Web Browser as described below.
However, some preparations are essential before you can deploy and run the application successfully on the SAP J2EE Engine. Go through each of the following prerequisites carefully.
To do this, refer to Starting and Stopping the SAP J2EE Engine
· You have checked that the configuration settings for the J2EE server are entered correctly in the Developer Studio.
To check the server settings, choose the menu path Window ® Preferences ® SAP J2EE Engine.
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1.
Save the current
status of the metadata for the project using the button
in
the upper application toolbar of your Developer Studio, if you have not
already done so.
2.
Open the context
menu for the project node (WebDynpro_EmailWS) in the Web Dynpro Explorer and choose
Rebuild Project. Make sure that the Tasks view does not
display any errors for your project. You can ignore any warning messages for
labelFor
properties that have not
been set.
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1.
In the Web Dynpro
Explorer, open the context menu for the application object
EmailWSApp.
2. Choose Deploy new archive and run.
The Developer Studio deploys the application in one single step, based on an automatically generated Enterprise Archive File, and then automatically launches your application in the Web browser.

Test your new Web Dynpro application by entering your own e-mail data in the input fields From, To, Subject, and Message, and then click on Send.
After you have triggered a server roundtrip (here you communicate with the Email Web service), a success message is displayed on the user interface in the Web Browser if no errors have occurred during sending. The result value returned by the e-mail Web service is also displayed in the message text.

