Use the General dialog to provide general information about the
application client. You must designate the application client's main
class and provide a display name for it. You may also identify a
callback handler class, provide a description, define the manifest
classpath of the JAR file, and select the icons for the application
client.
From the Main class menu, select the main class from the set of
classes you entered in the Contents field in the JAR Contents dialog.
In the Display Name field enter a name for the main class that
will be displayed in the tree of the deploytool. It should be the
class name less any package names and less any extensions. Thus
..foo.class should be called foo.
From the Callback Handler Class menu, select Use Container-Managed
Authentication (default), if the container is to handle authentication.
Otherwise, select the callback handler class that will be used
to gather user authentication data.
You can click Description to enter a description of the application
client.
You can click Manifest Classpath to go to the Manifest Classpath dialog
where a library JAR reference may be added to the
.
You can click Icons to go to the Icons dialog to choose the icons
that will represent the application client JAR file in the deploytool
tree. You can select only GIF or JPEG files that are either 16x16 or
32x32. If you do not choose an icon, the default icon will be used.