Darpan Mhatre!
I also want to add:
Often used in conjunction Appache web server and Tomcat.
- Move your Main Page (eg App.html) to folder httpdocs in Appache
webserver
- Rename it to index.html (optional)
- Do not forget to specify the path to * nocache.js and *. css on the
relatively Appache
Just remember to do the Google-GWT Compile step to create all of the files
in the war/module_name folder that's auto-rebuilt for each compile. Those
are the ones that are needed when not in hosted/dev mode.
And if you're not creating a new war file each time, you may want to
consider removing
This is very easy process to deploy GWT project on tomcat.Please
follow below steps.
1. Install tomcat cat server with tomcat manager.
2. create zip file with all contents inside war file.(imp note:: do
not zip war file, instead zip all contents of war file. When you open
zip file, you should be
If you used the Eclipse plug-in, just copy all of the files in the 'war' to
the webapps folder for Tomcat, then deploy it as normal.
David
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Darpan Mhatre darpan27...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Folks,
Can anyone here let me know how to deploy GWT application
What if I (locally) was able to run the server without using tomcat??
(at least seemingly)
On Oct 26, 2:50 pm, Yozons Support on Gmail yoz...@gmail.com wrote:
If you used the Eclipse plug-in, just copy all of the files in the 'war' to
the webapps folder for Tomcat, then deploy it as normal.
There are many ways to do this, but what you'll probably want to do is
create a WAR file of the contents in your war directory (using the jar
command) and then copy that into the webapps folder of tomcat, or
the deploy folder of jboss, etc.
On Oct 26, 1:48 pm, Darpan Mhatre darpan27...@gmail.com
Yes just upload the war file to web and it should work well...
On Oct 27, 9:40 am, rjcarr rjc...@gmail.com wrote:
There are many ways to do this, but what you'll probably want to do is
create a WAR file of the contents in your war directory (using the jar
command) and then copy that into the