One you've installed and tested Tomcat on your server, you'll want to deploy your own applications. This module shows you various ways of installing such an application on a default Tomcat configuration, and shows you what's in the various deployment files.
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Deploying Apache and Tomcat,
Deploying Java Applications on Linux / Unix
Examples from our training material
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Complete web application for deployemnt (.war file download)
Opentalk forum discussions related to this topic
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Java and Tomcat deployment - webapps structure
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Topics covered in this module
Installing a flat files example in /webapps/.
A more complex application in a /webapps/ folder.
Installing a Java Server Page in /webapps/.
An example that reads from a form.
An example with error checking, and with the form within the JSP.
Deploying a Servlet in /webapps/.
A Servlet with form data.
Using a JSP to access a class.
Installing via a WAR file.
Installing Servlets from the server.xml file.
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