This project requires an additional project in order to function properly.

1) Create an Elastic Transaction Platform (ETP) project, call it mort_deploy.
   As transaction projects contain a large amount of deployment information,
   this additional project represents an ETP deployment.

2) In the GUI the appears (for the file deploy.properties|project.etp_deploy_settings),
   set the following:
   
   2a) In the General category:
   
   Set the SYSID to 'mort'.  This will be available to the program and
   it will be used in referencing the program from the browser.
   
   For Participating projects, check this project.  This will make
   the programs in this project available to the ETP.
   
   2b) In the Programs category:
   
   Add the program 'welcome', mapping it to local 'welcome'.
   Add the program 'minput', mapping it to local 'minput'.
   Add the program 'moutput', mapping it to local 'moutput'.
   
   The internal and external program names generally match, so the
   mapping is typically direct.
   
   2c) In the Transactions category:
   
   Add the transaction 'init', mapping it to program 'welcome'.
   Add the transaction 'inpt', mapping it to program 'minput'.
   Add the transaction 'outp', mapping it to program 'moutput'.
   
   2d) Click 'Apply' to save the editor's contents.

3) Deploy the project using the File|Export menu to start the
   Elastic Transaction Platform deploy wizard.
   
   In the wizard, select the mort_deploy project.
   For the EAR (Enterprise Archive) file, enter a filename including
   directory ending in the mort.ear (example: c:\temp\mort.ear).
   This directory should be outside the project's workspace.
   (Note, for JBOSS, do not deploy directly into its deploy directory.
   It will read the file while only partially created and the deployment
   may thus fail.  Copy the file to the deployment file from a temporary
   directory instead.)
   
   Click Finish to build the file.  Information messages afterwards
   just give information on missing fields that were filled with default
   values, including an example of how to access the application.
   
4) Start the Application Server

5) Using the Application Server's methods, deploy the mort.ear file.

   Typically, this is done through an Administration Console for the
   appserver.

6) Start the application from a browser.  Typically, it will be:

   http://host:port/mort/servlet
   
   where mort was the SYSID defined in General category.
   
   If BEA WebLogic is running on the local machine, the application
   will be available at:
   
   http://127.0.0.1:7001/mort/servlet
   
   
