1. Deploying WAR files on a shared host? stackoverflow.comHow would I go about deploying a WAR file on a shared host? Everything I read about deploying them says I put them in webapps inside the Tomcat root directory. Then ... |
2. Beginner servlet deployment question: how to make third-party library access files in .war? stackoverflow.comI get "Error opening ... file ... (No such file or directory)". However I do not control the file access - a third-party library is trying to open a file in ... |
3. deploying .war in web coderanch.com |
4. managing war file after deployment coderanch.comHi, to all There are like 3 jsp's, suppose i provided flexiblity so that when user deletes (or) adds like activating and deactivating one of the jsp page among the 3 in online process, then how to manage the application at runtime even i need to see the database changes.... Please anyone provide me workaround solution for this... Thanks in advance ... |
5. Problem deploying war file on WinXP coderanch.comHello again, Am having trouble seeing some dynamic content (generated by JSTL 1.1) when I deploy my war file on WinXP. I have two development machines (G4 PowerBook running OS X Tiger and WinXP). Have the latest JDK 1.5_06, Tomcat 5.5.9, and Eclipse 3.2 with MyEclipseIDE, on both machines. I develop on OS X and deploy on WinXP and Linux. Trying ... |
6. Deploying WAR files on a shared host? coderanch.com |
7. Deploying servlets as a war file coderanch.com |
8. how to resolve the problem with Deploying this war file ? coderanch.com |
9. How to deploy different war on different port? coderanch.comThe ports the server uses is something you define in the server, not the application. So you can't do this by changing the WAR file. Normally, servers only listen on one port (or range of ports). There are some (such as WebSphere) that allow you to define distinct virtual hosts which use differernt ports, but you can't deploy one EAR into ... |
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