You can, although you'll have to reconfigure Tomcat in order to do this.
However, it sounds like you want to place your war file where Apache httpd can
see it (after enabling the mod_userdir and configuring it). If you do this and
serve that directory with Apache httpd, some very unpleasant thin
its exact location can be..
http://www.roseindia.net/servlets/introductiontoconfigrationservlet.shtml
Hope this will definitely helps u..
2008/5/20 Ch Praveena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> webapps directory is under Tomcat_home directory.. For more information
> for the directory structure of Tomcat
webapps directory is under Tomcat_home directory.. For more information for
the directory structure of Tomcat refer www.roseindia.com . Soon after you
download Tomcat, you can find this. There under webapps, copy the war file.
2008/5/20 ashok prabhu - Sun Microsystems - Bangalore India <
[EMA
Hi,
I am running solaris 10. Where do I find the webapps directory. Let me
know the command to restart tomcat.
Thanks,
~Ashok.
Dilip Diascore Kolandairaj wrote:
Just place the war file in tomcat/webapps directory and restart your tomcat.
Note : Please make sure that you are not having the a
hi,
there are a few ways:
- expend the war manually (jar -xvf my.war) into the ./webapps sub
directory of your Tomcat.
- use the tomcat manager if installed to upload the war.
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/deployer-howto.html
Rgds - Fred
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 12:26 AM, ashok prabhu
Just place the war file in tomcat/webapps directory and restart your tomcat.
Note : Please make sure that you are not having the any other application in
the same name as that of WAR file.
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