1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source" (We're going to reference the code that was checked-out from svn)
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to OpenPTK-Framework
2. Use the "Browse" button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/OpenPTK-Framework
3. 1.Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Framework/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source" (We're going to reference the code that was checked-out from svn)
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to OpenPTK-Service-SPML
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/OpenPTK-Service-SPML
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Service/SPML/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/ext/Sun/IdentityManager/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Framework" NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the "OpenPTK-Framework" Project and click the "Add Project JAR File" button.
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Select the "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
5. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
6. Select the "openspml.jar" file and click the "Choose" button
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Service/JNDI/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the OpenPTK-Service-JNDI Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the File menu, select the menu item OpenPTK-Service-JNDI Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the Add Project panel, locate the OpenPTK-Framework NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the OpenPTK-Framework Project and click the Add Project JAR File button.
7. From the Compile-Time Librarties: pane, click the Add JAR/Folder button.
8. Using the Add JAR/Folder panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
9. Select the ldapbp.jar file and click the Choose button
10. Click the OK button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Service/JDBC/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the OpenPTK-Service-JNDI Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the File menu, select the menu item OpenPTK-Service-JDBC Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the Add Project panel, locate the OpenPTK-Framework NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the OpenPTK-Framework Project and click the Add Project JAR File button.
7. From the Compile-Time Librarties: pane, click the Add JAR/Folder button.
8. Using the Add JAR/Folder panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
9. Select the mysqljdbc.jar file and click the Choose button
10. Click the OK button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Web"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Web Application with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the Folder that contains the Web Application source files.
2. Click the "Browse" button to the right of the Location: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the source folder that's under the "projects/OpenPTK/Server/src/java" folder. These folder are found in the ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the "java" folder and click "open"
5. Set the Project Name to "OpenPTK-Server"
6. Set the Project Folder to be under ${NB_HOME}. Use the name "OpenPTK-Server"
7. Select "Next >"

1. Select the deployment server. This document uses Glassfish v3. You must have a configured web container.
2. Set the Context Path to /openptk
   Click the "*Next *" button

1. Select the Web Pages Folder that contains the Web application files.
2. Click the "Browse" button to the right of the Web Pages Folder: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the source folder that's under the "projects/OpenPTK/Server/web" folder. These folder are found in the ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the "web" folder and click "open"
5. Select the WEB-INF Content that contains the Web application class and properties files.
6. Click the "Browse" button to the right of the WEB-INF Content: field
7. From the browse panel, locate the source folder that's under the "projects/OpenPTK/Server/web/WEB-INF" folder. These folder are found in the ${PTK_HOME} folder.
8. Select the "WEB-INF" folder and click "open"
   #Validate that the java source folder (added in step 2 above) is set properly.
   Click the "Finish" button

1. From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
2. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
   2. Add the following Project:
      • OpenPTK-Framework
   3. Add the following Libraries:
      • Jersey 1.0 (JAX-RS RI)
      • JAX-RS 1.0
3. Check the Package checkbox to the right of the *** Jersey 1.0 (JAX-RS RI) and JAX-RS 1.0 libraries
4. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
2. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
   2. Add the following Projects:
      • OpenPTK-Framework
      • OpenPTK-Service-SPML
      • OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
      • OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
3. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add Library" panel, locate the libraries that need to be included.
   2. Add the following Libraries:
      • LDAP Bonus Pack
      • OpenSPML-1
      • OpenSPML-2
      • MYSQL-JDBC
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
   4. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the OpenPTK configuration files that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/OpenPTK.
   5. Add the following files:
      • openptk.xml
      • openptk.xsd
   6. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/classes
4. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the Categories pane, Select the Run item
2. Validate that the Context Path is set to: /openptk
3. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Consumer/Taglib/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the "OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Library item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Framework" NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the "OpenPTK-Framework" Project and click the "Add Project JAR File" button.
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Select the "OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Library item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
5. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
6. Select the "servlet2.5-jsp2.1-api.jar" file and click the "Choose" button
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to Samples-JavaAPI
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Samples-JavaAPI
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/Samples/JavaAPI/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the "Samples-JavaAPI" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Samples-JavaAPI" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Library item
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Framework" NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the "OpenPTK-Framework" Project and click the "Add Project JAR File" button.
7. Add the "OpenPTK-Service-JNDI" Project (steps 4-6)
8. Add the "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Project (steps 4-6)
9. Add the "OpenPTK-Service-JDBC" Project (steps 4-6)
10. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Select the "Samples-JavaAPI" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Samples-JavaAPI" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. Select the "Run" tab
5. From the Run-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
6. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
7. Select the "openspml.jar" file and click the "Choose" button
8. Add "soap.jar" (steps 5-7)
9. Add "activation.jar" (steps 5-7)
10. Add "mail.jar" (steps 5-7)
11. Add "ldapbp.jar" (steps 5-7)
12. Add "mysqljdbc.jar" (steps 5-7)
13. From the Run-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
14. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" pane, locate the directory (Folder) that contains the openptk.xml file. This file is in the OpenPTK folder. The folder is located in ${PTK_HOME}/projects. Select the "OpenPTK" Folder and click the "Choose" button.
15. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Expand the "Samples-JavaAPI" Project to display all the Java source files.
2. Select the "apiSearch.java" file
3. Right-click on the apiSearch.java file and select "Run"
   The file will be compiled (if needed) and then executed. The output will be displayed in the NetBeans output window. This sample program will perform two searches. The first search has no filter and returns all the user records. The second search returns a sub-set of users with a common firstname.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Web"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Web Application with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the Folder that contains the Web Application source files.
2. Click the "Browse" button to the right of the Location: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the "web" folder that's under the "Samples/Taglib" folder. These folder are found in the ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the "web" folder and click "open"
5. Set the Project Name to "Samples-Taglib"
6. Set the Project Folder to be under ${NB_HOME}. Use the name "Samples-Taglib" /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Samples-Taglib
7. Select the deployment server. This document uses Glassfish v1. You must have a configured web container.
8. Select "Next >"

1. Select the "Samples-Taglib" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Samples-JavaAPI" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
4. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Framework" NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
   2. Add the following Projects: OpenPTK-Framework, OpenPTK-Service-SPML, OpenPTK-Service-JNDI, OpenPTK-Service-JDBC, OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
5. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the libraries that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/lib.
   2. Add the following JAR files: openspml.jar, soap.jar, activation.jar, mail.jar, ldapbp.jar, mysqljdbc.jar Note: If deploying to a J2EE container, activation.jar and mail.jar are not needed.
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
6. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the OpenPTK confoguration files that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/OpenPTK.
   2. Add the following files: openptk.xml and openptk.xsd
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/classes
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Java"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Java Project with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Set the Project Name to Apps-CLI
2. Use the Browse button and select the the ${NB_HOME} directory. Make sure the Project Folder is set to the ${NB_HOME} directory with a sub-directory name that matches the Project Name: /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Apps-CLI
3. Click the "Next >" button

1. Use the "Add Folder ..." button to locate the "src" folder. This folder will be under the ${PTK_HOME} directory as a sub-directory. The directory pathname to the src folder is: /work/Software/openptk/projects/OpenPTK/Apps/CLI/src
2. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the "Apps-CLI" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Apps-CLI" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item.
4. From the Compile-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
5. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Framework" NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
6. Select the "OpenPTK-Framework" Project and click the "Add Project JAR File" button.
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Select the "Apps-CLI" Project, from the Projects panel, if it is not already selected.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Apps-CLI" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
4. Select the "Run" tab
5. From the Run-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
6. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" project. This is located in the ${NB_HOME}/openptk directory.
7. Select the "OpenPTK-Service-SPML" Project and click the "Add Project JAR Files" button
8. Repeat the steps above to add the "OpenPTK-Service-JNDI and OpenPTK-Service-JDBC" project jar files
9. From the Run-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
10. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" panel, locate the necessary JAR files. These JAR files are in the ${PTK_HOME}/lib directory.
11. Select the "openspml.jar" file and click the "Choose" button
12. Add the following JAR files:
    • soap.jar
    • activation.jar
    • mail.jar
    • ldapbp,jar
    • mysqljdbc.jar
13. From the Run-Time Libraries: pane, click the "Add JAR/Folder ..." button.
14. Using the "Add JAR/Folder" pane, locate the directory (Folder) that contains the openptk.xml file. It's in the OpenPTK folder. The folder is located in ${PTK_HOME}/projects. Select the "OpenPTK" Folder and click the "Choose" button.
15. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Expand the "Apps-CLI" Project to display all the Java source files.
2. Select the "PTKCLI.java" file
3. Right-click on the PTKCLI.java file and select "Run"
   The file will be compiled (if needed) and then executed. The output will be displayed in the NetBeans output window.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Web"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Web Application with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the Folder that contains the Web Application source files.
2. Click the "Browse" button to the right of the Location: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the "web" folder that's under the "Apps/UserManagementLite" folder. These folder are found in the ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the "web" folder and click "open"
5. Set the Project Name to "Apps-UserManagmentLite"
6. Set the Project Folder to be under ${NB_HOME}. Use the name "Apps-UserManagementLite" /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Apps-UserManagementLite
7. Select the deployment server. This document uses Glassfish v1. You must have a configured web container.
8. Select "Next >"

1. Select the "Apps-UserManagementLite" Project from the Projects panel.
2. From the "File" menu, select the menu item "Apps-UserManagementLite" Properties
3. From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
4. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add Project" panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
   2. Add the following Projects:
      • OpenPTK-Framework
      • OpenPTK-Service-SPML
      • OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
      • OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
      • OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
5. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the libraries that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/lib.
   2. Add the following JAR files:
      • openspml.jar
      • soap.jar
      • activation.jar
      • mail.jar
      • ldapbp.jar
      • mysqljdbc.jar
        Note: If deploying to a J2EE container, activation.jar and mail.jar are not needed.
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/lib
6. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
   1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the OpenPTK configuration files that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/OpenPTK.
   2. Add the following files: openptk.xml and openptk.xsd
   3. Set the "Path in WAR" value to: /WEB-INF/classes
7. Click the "OK" button on the Project Properties panel.

1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Web"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Web Application with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the Folder that contains the Web Application source files.
2. Click the Browse button to the right of the Location: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the web folder that's under the Apps/Portlets folder,found in ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the web folder and click open
5. Set the Project Name to Apps-Portlets
6. Set the Project Folder to be under ${NB_HOME}. Use the name Apps-Portlets /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Apps-Portlets
7. Select the deployment server. This document uses Glassfish v1.
8. Set Context Path to /OpenPTK-Portlets
9. Select Next >

1. Select the Apps-Portlets Project from the Projects panel.
2. From the File menu, select the menu item Apps-Portlets Properties
3. Configure the Project so that it can be compiled, It will be configured for packaging in the next step.
   From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
   1. From the Compile-Time Libraries section, click the "Add Project ..." button.
      1. Using the Add Project panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
      2. Add the following Project: OpenPTK-Framework
      3. Make sure the Package check-box is selected
   2. From the Compile-Time Libraries: section, click the "Add JAR/Folder" button.
      NOTE: This JAR file will NOT be packaged with the created WAR file. This JAR file is only needed to support compiling of the application.
      1. Using the Add File/Folder panel, locate the libraries that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/lib.
      2. Add the following JAR files: portlet-api-1.0.jar
      3. Make sure that the Package check-box is NOT SELECTED
4. Configure the Project for packaging.
   From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
   1. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
      1. Using the Add Project panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
      2. Add the following Projects:
         • OpenPTK-Service-SPML
         • OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
         • OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
         • OpenPTK-Consumer-Taglib
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/lib
   2. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
      1. Using the Add File/Folder panel, locate the libraries that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/lib.
      2. Add the following JAR files:
         • openspml.jar
         • soap.jar
         • activation.jar
         • mail.jar
         • ldapbp.jar
         • jstl.jar
         • standard.jar
         • mysqljdbc.jar
           Note: If deploying to a J2EE container, activation.jar and mail.jar are not needed.
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/lib
   3. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
      1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the OpenPTK configuration files that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/OpenPTK.
      2. Add the following files: openptk.xml and openptk.xsd
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/classes
5. Click the OK button on the Project Properties panel.

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1. From the File menu, select New Project
2. From the Categories Pane, select "Web"
3. From the Projects Pane, select "Web Application with Existing Source"
4. Click the "Next >" button

1. Select the Folder that contains the Web Application source files.
2. Click the Browse button to the right of the Location: field
3. From the browse panel, locate the WebServiceWSDL folder that's under the Apps folder,found in ${PTK_HOME} folder.
4. Select the WebServiceWSDL folder and click open
5. Set the Project Name to Apps-WebSericeWSDL
6. Set the Project Folder to be under ${NB_HOME}. Use the name Apps-WebServiceWSDL /work/Software/netbeans/openptk/Apps-WebServiceWSDL
7. Select the deployment server. This document uses Glassfish v1/v2.
8. Set Context Path to /ProvWebService
9. Select "Next >"

1. Select the Apps-WebServiceWSDL Project from the Projects panel.
2. From the File menu, select the menu item Apps-WebServiceWSDL Properties
3. Configure the Project so that it can be compiled, It will be configured for packaging in the next step.
   From the Categories pane, Select the Libraries item
   1. From the Compile-Time Libraries section, click the "Add Project ..." button.
      1. Using the Add Project panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
      2. Add the following Project:
         • OpenPTK-Framework
      3. Make sure the Package check-box is selected
4. Configure the Project for packaging.
   From the Categories pane, Select the Build -> Packaging item
   1. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add Project ..." button.
      1. Using the Add Project panel, locate the NetBeans Project. For this document, it is located in the ${NB_HOME} directory.
      2. Add the following Projects:
         • OpenPTK-Service-SPML
         • OpenPTK-Service-JNDI
         • OpenPTK-Service-JDBC
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/lib
   2. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
      1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the libraries that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/lib.
      2. Add the following JAR files:
         • openspml.jar
         • soap.jar
         • activation.jar
         • mail.jar
         • ldapbp.jar
         • mysqljdbc.jar
           Note: If deploying to a J2EE container, activation.jar and mail.jar are not needed.
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/lib
   3. From the WAR Content: pane, click the "Add File/Folder ..." button.
      1. Using the "Add File/Folder" panel, locate the OpenPTK configuration files that need to be included. These are in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/OpenPTK.
      2. Add the following files: openptk.xml and openptk.xsd
      3. Set the Path in WAR value to: /WEB-INF/classes
5. Click the OK button on the Project Properties panel.

1. Select the Apps-WebServiceWSDL Project. From the File Menu, select New File ...
2. From the Wizard, Categories, select Web Services. From the File Types, select Web Service from WSDL
3. Click Next >
4. Set the Web Service Name: to ProvisionPerson
5. Set the Package to be a new level below the existing package name. Select the default Package name "org.openptk.app.prov.webservice". Append the value ".generated" to the name. The full package name should be:
   org.openptk.app.prov.webservice.generated
6. Select the Local WSDL file. Click the Browse ... button. Locate the ProvisionPerson.wsdl file. This file is in ${PTK_HOME}/projects/Apps/WeberviceWSDL/src.
7. Click Finish

1. Expand the Projects Configuration Files. Open the web.xml file. Select the XML Tab of the web.xml file. Change the <servlet-class> value.
   Before:
   

   <servlet-class>
      org.openptk.app.prov.webservice.generated.Person_PortType_Impl
   </servlet-class>
   

   After:
   

   <servlet-class>
      org.openptk.app.prov.webservice.ProvisionPersonService
   </servlet-class>
   

2. Expand the Projects Configuration Files. Open the sun-web.xml file. Select the XML Tab of the sun-web.xml file. Make sure the Context root is set to:
   

   <context-root>/ProvisionService</context-root>
   

3. Expand the Projects Configuration Files. Open the context.xml file. Make sure the Context path is set to:
   

   <Context path="/ProvisionService"/>
   

4. Save the files.

1. Create a new soapUI project. Call it openptk
2. Right-click on the project and and select Add WSDL from URL
   1. Enter the URL into the dialog window
      {{ http://localhost:8080/ProvisionService/ProvisionPerson?wsdl

      }}

   2. A dialog will appear, Create default requests for all operations, click Yes
3. soapUI will create the entries for the operations
4. Execute the Search operation:
   1. Double click the "Request 1" item under the Search operation.
   2. In the Request Dialog, remove the "?" question marks for the three attributes.