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Deploying a Web Application using wdeploy
When you execute the
• A web application with the given
web-apps.xml
• The .WAR file gets extracted at the target
For example:
wdeploy deploy -u /hello -i server.netscape.com -v example.com
-d /nes60/https-server.netscape.com/example.com/web-apps/hello
/nes60/plugins/servlets/examples/web-apps/HelloWorld/HelloWorld.war
This utility results in the following
<vs>
<web-app uri="/hello"
dir="/nes60/https-server.netscape.com/example.com/webapps/hello"/>
</vs>
The
/nes60/https-server.netscape.com/example.com/web-apps/hello
directory has the following contents:
colors
index.jsp
META-INF
WEB-INF/
web.xml
/classes/
Before you can run a web application that has been deployed, you must make sure
that the
your virtual server.
After you have deployed an application, you can access it from a browser as
follows:
http://vs_urlhost[:vs_port]/uri_path/[index_page]
The parts of the URL have the following meanings:
vs_urlhost
vs_port
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wdeploy deploy
file.
HelloWorldServlet.class
HelloWorldServlet.java
SnoopServlet.class
SnoopServlet.java
file for the server instance points to the
server.xml
One of the urlhosts values for the virtual server.
(optional) Only needed if the virtual server uses a non-default port.
command, two things happen:
and
uri_path directory
.
directory
entry:
web-apps.xml
gets added to the
file for
web-apps.xml