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Hi,

I've been developing a java web application on my windows laptop. The application is using Struts, Spring and Hibernate. Now I need to deploy the code on a 64-bit Linux Production Tomcat server.

I'm wondering, do I need to install Struts, Spring and Hibernate on the producation Linux server again in order for Tomcat to recognize the .jar files for all 3 components?

Or will exporting the application's .war file into the Tomcat webapps directory be good enough? I'm worried that since the .war file was created using MyEclipse IDE on my 32-bit Windows laptop, these will be incompatible.

Please, I would appreciate any insight you can provide. Since this is my first time deploying code on an actual live production server.

Thanks.



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There's no "installation" for those packages, you just need the jar files in WEB-INF/lib. The war file should work just fine.
 
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