Deploying And Editing Web Applications With The User Interface - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 08-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
Accessing Deployed Web Applications
After you have deployed an application, you can access it from a browser as
follows:
http[s]://vs_urlhost[:vs_port]/uri_path/[index_page]
The parts of the URL have the following meanings:
vs_urlhost
vs_port
uri_path
index_page
For example:
http://example.com:80/hello/index.jsp
or:
http://example.com/hello/

Deploying and Editing Web Applications with the User Interface

You can deploy, edit, delete, disable, and enable web applications for a specified
virtual server.
Deploying Web Applications
You can access the Deploy Web Applications page by selecting Deploy Web
Applications under the Web Applications tab of the Virtual Server Manager.
To deploy a web application, follow these steps:
Enter the Path to the web application file in the Web Applications File field.
1.
This is set to
absolute path or a file name in the configuration directory of the instance. If the
file does not exist there, it will be created.
Select Local Machine or Server Machine from the WAR File On drop-down list.
2.
Select Local Machine when uploading a WAR file to your server. Select Server
Machine when the WAR file already resides there.
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One of the urlhosts values for the virtual server.
(optional) Only needed if the virtual server uses a non-default port.
The same one you used to deploy the application. This is also the context
path.
(optional) The page in the application that end users are meant to access
first.
for the default virtual server. The path can be an
web-apps.xml