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How to install war application

 
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Hi all,

I have jsp/servlet site and I need install wiki for this site, sample:

my site: http://www.mysite.com
my wik: http://www.mysite.com/wiki

the problem is that mysite is java web application such as

/WEB-INF
/WEB-INF/lib... etc..

and my wiki is war file, where I could .war file from my wiki page ?

it see install application inner application.

thanks a lot.
 
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It depends on the container you're using.
Which is it?
 
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is apache tomcat 4.1
 
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Moving to our Apache Tomcat forum
 
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The easiest way to install a war file in Tomcat is to drop the war file in your TOMCAT_INSTALL/webapps directory.
Tomcat will deploy it for you automatically.

If you want the contextPath to be 'wiki' then rename your war file to wiki.war before dropping it there.
 
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Do you have your application in a WAR file (wiki.war)? If yes, then you simply need to copy wiki.war to the webapps directory of your Tomcat installation. After starting Tomcat, it will deploy your application automatically on http://<server>:<port>/wiki

To customize this, you need to edit the <Context> element of your webapp in server.xml. See the documentation for more info.
 
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ok... but the www.mysite.com is host.
 
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In that case, drop the war file in your appBase directory:
C:/ASISites/prod
 
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Originally posted by Ben Souther:
In that case, drop the war file in your appBase directory:
C:/ASISites/prod



ok, it "work" .

thanks all
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