## Applications - User Guide

A successful application can be easily tested through the user interface. Several options are available to control your application.

## Unified Application Listing

In the navigator, under Manage/Applications, click List. The Running Applications page appears. Here we have a unified listing of web applications, jax-ws/rs applications and jaggery applications.

Figure 2: Unified Applications List.

## Testing the Web Application

Click on the web application name you want to test. The Web Application Dashboard page appears.

Figure 3: Web Application Dashboard.

1. A page with your web application name appears. It contains the operations available for your web application.
2. In this page the Session Statistics pane shows the session related statistics collected for the selected webapp. The Maximum Concurrent Active Session indicates the maximum number of sessions that have been concurrently active so far.
3. Clicking the 'url' in Context you will be directed the web application's index.html page

## Testing the JAX-WS/JAX-RS Application

Click on the JAX-WS/JAX-RS application name you want to test. The JAX-WS/JAX-RS Application Dashboard page appears.

Figure 2: JAX-WS/JAX-RS Applications Dashboard.

1. Click on the Find Services link on Unified Application Listing or click in Services Context on the JAX-WS/JAX-RS Applications Dashboard relevant to your application. It will list all SOAP and RESTful services deployed through your application.

Figure 2: JAX-WS/JAX-RS Service List.

2. You can also find the WSDL URL's of the services and try those services using the external Try-It tool which can be found under Tools/Try-It menu.

## Testing the Jaggery Application

Click on the Jaggery application name you want to test. The Jaggery Application Dashboard page appears.

Figure 2: Jaggery Application Dashboard.

1. A page with your Jaggery application name appears. It contains the operations available for your Jaggery application.
2. Clicking the 'url' in Context you will be directed the Jaggery application's index.html page