How to make application into .war

[arun krishnamurthy]

I hava question how to make an application into .war.
Will you please help me in this issue.

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

This forum is for questions about Java application performance: speed, memory usage, etc. I'll move your question to "Java in General (Intermediate)" for you.

Why are you rolling around on the floor, laughing? This question didn't seem funny to me at all.

[Rahul Bhattacharjee]

jar -cvf name.war .

from the dir where the app starts.

[Srinivas Kalvala]

.WAR file is a specific directory structure in which the application files are distributed so that the runtime environment will pick up the files on demand.

The runtime environment nothing but container or you can call application server.

The .WAR file follows,

MAIN FOLDER
---
Source,
STATIC CONTENT
WEB-INF/
classes/,
lib/,
web.xml

Place all your source files in SOURCE directory, then

CD MAIN FOLDER
JAVAC -D .\WEB-INF\CLASSES *.JAVA
CD ..
JAR -CVF APP.WAR MAIN FOLDER/

Now the APP.WAR is ready to deploy on any application web container.

the web.xml is compulsory



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the WEB-INF file

[Srinivas Kalvala]

Originally posted by Srinivas Kalvala:
[QB].WAR file is a specific directory structure in which the application files are distributed so that the runtime environment will pick up the files on demand.

The runtime environment nothing but container or you can call application server.

The .WAR file follows,

MAIN FOLDER
---
Source,
STATIC CONTENT
WEB-INF/
classes/,
lib/,
web.xml

Place all your source files in SOURCE directory, then

CD MAIN FOLDER
JAVAC -D .\WEB-INF\CLASSES SOURCE\*.JAVA
CD ..
JAR -CVF APP.WAR MAIN FOLDER/

Now the APP.WAR is ready to deploy on any application web container.

the web.xml is compulsory