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1. Specify name and location for the export file
   The name user for the export file automatically becomes the so-called "context" for the Servoy Application Server when installed on a application server, see About "context" for more info
   NOTE: If you check "Include active solution and modules", table changes and i18n when selected will be synced or imported into the application server , during when the WAR is first deployed. If the active solution has pre/post import hooks, those will be called during the import process. 
   This solution (and its modules) won't be imported into the repository but are serialized as a binary file that is read in from the file system every time the application/war is started. If that solution is also in the repository then that one will be deleted and will not be used. The repository is still needed for user and sequence management 
2. Specify plugins to include
3. Specify beans to include
4. Specify LAFs to include
5. Specify Drivers to include
   If the required drivers are already available on the application server on which the WAR will be deployed, htye don't have to be included in the WAR export
6. Select ng web components to include
7. Select ng web services to include
8. Specify servoy.properties file to include
   If specified, steps 7 & 8 will be skipped, see About the servoy.properties file for more info
9. Specify database server names to include
10. Specify details for each database server included in the previous step
11. Finish

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