Greetings,
I am very new at this. I have tomcat running and I can view the index.jsp in my
browser set to localhost: 8080
Now I want to deploy or install (not sure which one) a .war I put the .war in
webapps and tried to use the manager command of both deploy and install by giving it
the p
Once the war file is in the webapps directory it will auto-deploy when
you restart TomCat. I realise this doesn't truly answer your question,
but it should fix your problem.
I'm presuming you are using a 4.1.x version (4.0.x is pretty much the
same, but not quite as nice).
Marty Hagenston w
Marty:
Make sure that you add the context for your WAR file in the server.xml file. There are
examples of a working and deployed application in Tomcat (e.g. /examples applicaton).
You can also set the flag in the server.xml file to keep the WAR file as is or un-pack
it.
Hope this will help.
Na
Hi Marty,
> I am very new at this. I have tomcat running and I can view the
> index.jsp in my browser set to localhost: 8080
That's a good start.
> Now I want to deploy or install (not sure which one) a .war I
> put the .war in webapps and tried to use the manager command of
> both deploy an
