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Deploying and Executing a Web Dynpro
Application 
When you deploy a Web Dynpro application, it is installed on the Java Engine of the SAP Web Application Server. The application uses the services of the server and is executed using the Web Dynpro runtime. The following is a description of the procedure for deploying and executing a Web Dynpro application, starting from the Web Dynpro perspective. The tools provide context menu functions for projects of the Web Dynpro type. To execute the application, you create a Web Dynpro configuration.
You have created a Web Dynpro project. In the development environment, you have made the settings for the Java Engine of the SAP Web Application Server by choosing Window ® Preferences ® SAP J2EE Engine.
You start the Java server using the SAP Management Console:

You also have the option of starting the J2EE Engine view in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (choose Window ® Show View ® J2EE View) to check the current status from within the Web Dynpro perspective:

To deploy the finished application to the server and then execute the application, proceed as follows:
1. In the Web Dynpro Explorer, place the cursor on the project name of the application.
2.
In the context
menu, choose
Create archive
followed by
Deploy.
3.
A success message
is displayed when your Web Dynpro application has been deployed to the server.
In the next step. you can execute your application and display it in the
browser. To execute the Web Dynpro application, choose
Run. A wizard is started which you can use
to create a Web Dynpro configuration.
4. Choose New. In the wizard, enter the project name and the application name for the configuration.
5. Check Create archive, if you want to create a new archive that is to be newly deployed before each execution of the application. By default, this field is unchecked; the application is executed, but not deployed to the Java server again beforehand.

6. Choose Apply followed by Run to execute the application.
The local Web Dynpro application is started and displayed in the browser.
