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how to run war file on server(not localhost)

 
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hello,
should not it work when i paste my project.war file into the directory named www under my host on a server which is using tomcat?
i connected to my host by using filezilla. there is no problem. i uploaded my project.war into www and also web-inf directories and call it on browser by typing http://mysite.com/project. but it doesnt work.
should i copy and paste all the classes and jsp's one by one into folders named class and lib?
where am i wrong?
thanks in advance.
 
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You could check documentation for Tomcat Web Application Deployment

As for

merve klug wrote:it doesnt work

you have to tell the details
 
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error is here

i deleted the url on the pic
it is sth like

http://www.merveklug.com/project

when i was doing the same work on another server it was working. thus my war file is errorless.

there is a point my project is a jsf project. i use tomcat 6 in local but may the problem be about the tomcat version incompatibility with jsf?

thanks for any replies.
 
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Going back it is completely not clear what do you mean "i uploaded my project.war into www and also web-inf directories". If you have war file, what are you doing with web-inf directories. Just step back and go over Tomcat deployment instructions.
 
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Is this a hosted server or one where you installed Tomcat yourself?

Most hosting companies re-configure Tomcat to fit their deployment model.
They also all, as far as I know, run Tomcat behind another web server like Apache HTTPD, which means that the connector mappings would have to be adjusted in order for you to deploy war files there.

 
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Misha Ver wrote:Going back it is completely not clear what do you mean "i uploaded my project.war into www and also web-inf directories". If you have war file, what are you doing with web-inf directories. Just step back and go over Tomcat deployment instructions.



i know i must copy my project.war into www. but when it doesn't work i copy my project.war also into web-inf.

i do not do a manual deployment. i "clean and build" in NetBeans ide, after that a project.war appears in project's dist folder. i copy and paste this into my host's www folder.

i do so because when i do this for my early host, it was working.

Ben Souther wrote: Is this a hosted server or one where you installed Tomcat yourself?

Most hosting companies re-configure Tomcat to fit their deployment model.
They also all, as far as I know, run Tomcat behind another web server like Apache HTTPD, which means that the connector mappings would have to be adjusted in order for you to deploy war files there.



no it is a hosted server, and my service provider send me an automatic e mail that tells my jsp configuration is ok. but it is not and i am waiting for a reply today, the first day of the week.

also, if they have a different deployment model what should i do, should i make a deployment manually in all the cases i need to update my project on the server. it seems fatigue to me.

thanks for replies.

 
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In this case it would be better to check with your service provider.
 
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