tomcat deployment projects under way

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The role of the path of tomcat

bin: Startup Items (startup.bat), close the item (shutdown.bat), the console entry in the bin

conf: This is the profile of the seat tomcat

lib: tomcat jar package depends

logs: log file location

temp: temporary file path

webapps: Path project deployment

work: cache path

 

In tomcat deployment project

After compiling a path to deploy

The first way

    1, extract a new tomcat

    2, put all things under the path of the webapps deleted (in order to avoid a conflict with your project)

    3, create your own folder (ddd) (acting as project name) in the webapps path

        Note: If you want to hide the name of the project, this ddd folder created as ROOT

    4, find the target projects in the workspace

    5, copy everything under the web path of the project file attached to ddd Step 3. Create a folder

    6, the files in the project build classes folder path WEB-INF copy and paste the path to the folder ddd

    7, start tomcat

The second way

    1, the next item on another disk

    2, opened tomcat ----> server.xml file in the conf path

    3, with the following configuration before the last </ Host>

        <Context path = "/ project name (not slash province)" docBase = "absolute path where the target item" />

    4, start tomcat

 

File to war (war package) way to deploy

The third way

    1, select the target project in eclipse or in myeclipse

    2, the right project ----> Export ----> WAR file

    3, Browse to select the save path,

        The following two check boxes representing whether the source files everywhere, whether on behalf of another to overwrite the existing file, do not choose

    4. Click Export finish

    5, copy and paste the exported file to the next war tomcat ----> under webapps path

    6, start tomcat, the war will automatically unzip the package

The fourth way

    1, the war package on a further lower disc

    2, opened tomcat ----> server.xml file in the conf path

    3, with the following configuration before the last </ Host>

        <Context path = "/ project name (not slash province)" docBase = "absolute path where the project target war package" />

        Note: This war package deployed outside, the war will uncompress to a path of the webapps tomcat

            Extract from the project name folder name is determined by the value of the above path

    4, start tomcat

 

 

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