You have to create an AppServer project with the modules to build an
application that can be deployed to PAS for OpenEdge or an AppServer.
To create a new project:
Select File > New > OpenEdge Project from the Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge main menu bar or
the Project Explorer view context (right-click) menu. The New OpenEdge Project
wizard opens and displays the Create an OpenEdge Project page.
Type a name in the Project name
field.
The root folder for the new project is created in your current
Eclipse workspace, unless you specify a different location.
To choose a different location for the project, click and clear
the Use default check box. Then either browse to, or
enter the path to the desired location.
Select Server from the left section.
Select either PAS for OpenEdge or
Classic option button to select the server type that
you want to deploy the application to.
Select APSV as the transport.
Click Next.
Choose whether to use a project-specific AVM or a shared AVM.
Clear the Use TTY for
runtime check box if you want to enable a facet for this project
that substitutes another runtime environment.
Specify the OpenEdge AVM options and the project layout options
(or retain the default settings) and click Next. The Define AppServer content
module page opens.
Type the module name and the AppServer source folder name in
the fields provided. If you have multiple projects and modules, give each module
a unique name.
Note: The AppServer source folder is automatically included as
part of the project when you finish the project creation. The folder is also
added to the PROPATH for the project as a source directory, and the default
r-code destination is the same as that of the project. You can later add any
files manually to this source folder that must be published to the AppServer
or to PAS for OpenEdge.
Select one or more servers that you want to publish the
AppServer module to and click Next.