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How to host Java Web application in my local Windows7 sysytem to test my self

srihari miriyala
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hi,

i wanted to host java web application in my local windows7 machine....
please suggest me how to host it...
Maneesh Godbole
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You will need something like Tomcat

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srihari miriyala
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thank you. i am using GlassFish instead of TomCat
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Not a “beginning” question. Moving thread.
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You are using Glassfish? Then you have what you need. Start Glassfish and deploy the app to it.

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srihari miriyala
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thanks i got it.
 
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