How to publish the web to Tomcat

Several methods: 1. Deploy in MyEclipse.

This is directly configured in MyEclipse with the root path of Tomcat.

You can see tomcat in the server, and you can choose to deploy your project.

Use the content of your project's webroot with your project name (actually the pathname of the application you want to access in the browser) as a folder to wrap the content under the webroot (to make sure that your classes have something, lib has something).

The context can describe the name of your project and the path where the project is stored.

4. Configure the corresponding context element in tomcat's conf.

This is similar to 3, except that this one is loaded when the tomcat server starts.

All of the above will let Tomcat know how many applications it has to deploy, and will deploy accordingly. Once deployed, it can be accessed in the browser.

Copy it directly, compile it into a directory with a script, and configure it in a compilation tool such as Eclipse and click the publish button.

Copy the JSP project to the wabpps directory.

There are three ways to deploy a JSP to Tomcat:

Tomcat's webapps directory is Tomcat's default app directory, and when the server starts, all applications in this directory will be loaded. You can also package the JSP program into a war package and put it in a directory, and the server will automatically unpack the war package and generate a folder with the same name in this directory. A war package is a special JAR package, which compresses all the content of a web program.

Specifically, you can use the IDE environment of many development tools, such as Eclipse, NetBeans, Ant, Jbuilder, etc. You can also use the cmd command: jar -cvf package

It can even be packaged in program execution:

Tomcat can deploy web applications in the following ways:

The web application itself can be stored anywhere on the hard drive. This context snippet provides a convenient way to deploy a web application that you don't need unless you want to.

Change the default deployment feature, you don't need to restart the same method 2 when installing a new web application, just put the context fragment in the catalina base conf catalina localhost directory. This method is more effective than method 2, and the author finds that method 2 is not as good as the latter method after many experiments. In the former, the system cannot be opened many times.

4 Generate a file fragment directly in the catalina base conf catalina localhost directory. The method has the same effect as method 3. This way you need to put the .

Delete the root directory.

In addition, in order to make Tomcat run only the web applications specified in conf, there are several ways to do this: Implement one:

and specify the docbase in the corresponding context.

1) To modify the properties of the host element, add or modify: deployxml="false"

deployonstartup="false" autodeploy="false"2) Meaning:

deployxml="false": Do not deploy the XML corresponding web application under Conf Catalina localhost.