Add files to war

Modify the main application to extend from the SpringBootServletInitializer abstract class. After deploying the WAR file, Tomcat unpacks it and stores all the project files from the webapps directory in a new directory named after the project.

Create simple. Convert Java Project into Maven project in Eclipse. Add maven-war-plugin to pom. Run command clean install to generate. Click Artifacts to open the Artifacts page. Click on Deployment and add your artifact. Apply these changes. You can see a Build Artifacts under Build. There is no difference really.

An exploded archive is a tree of folder and files that respects a given structure which your application server can exploit to deploy the application. For a web application for instance, you create a war directory structure. Smith Micro StuffIt Deluxe. Apache Tomcat.

Corel WinZip Mac. Linux lover. Father of two princesses. Always happy for an open discussion! Write to arun crybit dot com. Your email address will not be published. Skip to content. My development environment is Windows, Eclipse and Tomcat. Target environment is Unix and WebLogic. I've updated and successfully tested 3 java classes and 1 JSP in an existing web application. Now I'm ready to build the war file and deploy it on the test environment on Unix.

The [grumpy] systems administrator instructed me to build the WAR file as follows he is unaware if a Build. XML file exists : 1. The sys admin is blaming my code, but I don't think that is the problem. My question is: Is this a valid way update a WAR file?

Thanks, I just need validation.