RE: Programmatically deploying webapps

2004-03-22 Thread Mark Thomas 
You can archive your web app using ant's jar task.

Mark 

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 From: Philipp Taprogge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 2:05 AM
 To: Tomcat Users List
 Subject: Programmatically deploying webapps
 
 Hi!
 
 I am stuck here :-/
 Perhaps anyone could give me a poke in the right direction.
 
 What is want to do is this: I am writing an installer for my web 
 application. It is intended to ask the user for 
 hostnames/IP-addresses 
 for tomcat and a db-server, edit the context.xml to reflect the 
 datasource, do some sql initialisation (so far, so good) and 
 then (now 
 that seems tricky) antomatically deploy the (local) war to a remote 
 tomcat instance. It seems possible at least with tc5, since the ant 
 task and the deployer app seem to do exactly this. How can it 
 be archived?
 
 Thanks in advance
 
   Phil
 
 
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Programmatically deploying webapps

2004-03-21 Thread Philipp Taprogge 
Hi!

I am stuck here :-/
Perhaps anyone could give me a poke in the right direction.
What is want to do is this: I am writing an installer for my web 
application. It is intended to ask the user for hostnames/IP-addresses 
for tomcat and a db-server, edit the context.xml to reflect the 
datasource, do some sql initialisation (so far, so good) and then (now 
that seems tricky) antomatically deploy the (local) war to a remote 
tomcat instance. It seems possible at least with tc5, since the ant 
task and the deployer app seem to do exactly this. How can it be archived?

Thanks in advance

		Phil

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