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Application Deployment in Tomcat 6.0

 
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Hi,

I am developing an j2ee application using Eclipse with Apache Tomcat 6.0 server. Its working fine with the IDE, I developed all the things. Now I want to deploy the application into another machine without IDE. I am able to deploy the application with Eclipse in all machines. But, I need to deploy that application into Tomcat 6.0 without using any IDEs. Could anybody help me how to do the deployment in Tomcat6.0 ?


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It would be rude of me to say "RTFM", but you really should. Tomcat's documentation is fairly good. The quick and dirty way to deploy into Tomcat (4, 5, or 6) is to simply copy the WAR file for the application(s) you wish to deploy into the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps folder. With the default Tomcat configuration you won't even need to restart Tomcat for the new application to be detected, deployed, and started.

For more sophisticated apps, where you're configuring server parameters such as DB connection pools and security Realms, you'll need a deployment descriptor as well, but just copying the WAR is good enough for basic stuff.
 
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