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Steps to deploy a web application
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Steps to deploy a web application
Step 1: Arrange the resources in the prescribed directory format
- Servlets
- JSPs
- Deployment descriptors
- Static Files
Step 2: Write the Web Application deployment descriptor (web..xml)
- Define security constraints
- Register servlets
- Register JSP tag libraries
- define other Web Application parameters
- Define servlet initialization parameters
Step 6: Assign deployment attributes for Web Application
- Open the Administration Console
- Select the Web Application node
- Select our Web Application
- Assign the Web Application to a WebLogic Server, cluster or Virtual Host
- Select the File tab and define the appropriate attributes
- Assign the Web Application to a WebLogic Server, cluster or Virtual Host
- Select our Web Application
- Select the Web Application node
- Open the Administration Console
Step 5: Deploy the Web Application on WebLogic Server in one of two ways:
- Using the Administration Console
- a. Select the Web Applications node in the left pane
- b. Click Install a new Web Application
- c. Browse to the location in file system of the .war fiile
- d. Click Upload
- e. Copy a .war file or the top -level directory containing a Web Application in exploded directory format into the mydomain/config/applications directory of our WebLogic Server distribution
- f. (optional) Use the administration Concole to configure the Web Application
- e. Copy a .war file or the top -level directory containing a Web Application in exploded directory format into the mydomain/config/applications directory of our WebLogic Server distribution
- d. Click Upload
- c. Browse to the location in file system of the .war fiile
- b. Click Install a new Web Application
- a. Select the Web Applications node in the left pane
- Copying the Web Application into the applications directory or our domain
- Using the Administration Console
Step 4: Archive the file in the above directory structure into a .war file
- To create a .war archive, use this command line from the root directory containing our Web Application:
- jar cvof myWebApp.war
- To create a .war archive, use this command line from the root directory containing our Web Application:
Step 3: Create the WebLogic-Specific Deployment Descriptor (weblogic.xml)
- Define JSP properties
- Define JNDI mappings
- Define security role mappings
- Define HTTP session parameters
- If do not need to define any of the attributes defined in this file, we don't need to create the file
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- Mind Map on Steps to deploy a web application, created by Nur Fatin Amirah on 25/02/2019.
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