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server read which web.xml

 
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If I deploy the JEE application which contain many WARs in a server(so it has many web.xml) then server read which web.xml among many?
 
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The server will read all of them.
 
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The server will read all of them



server will read all the web.xml even though all web.xml exist in same VM?
 
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server will read all the web.xml even though all web.xml exist in same VM?



Yes, a Java-based application server can host many web applications. Each web application has a web.xml configuration file.
 
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