All I can say is that you must be mistaken. I just performed a <deploy> with two different apps. In both cases, the .war files ended up in work/Standalone/localhost/manager and the WEB-INF directory from those .war files were also extracted to work/Standalone/localhost/[webapp name].
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I just double checked everything on my system. I did a clean installation of Tomcat 4.1.24-LE and deployed my applications and still see the same results: the app ends up unpacked in the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/[webapp name] folder. NOTE: the webapp war file itself does *not* end up in the webapps folder, but I end up with the named folder beneath it containing the unpacked files. I do *not* get the [webapp name] folder underneath work/Standalone/localhost, though the webapp war does get placed inside work/Standalone/localhost/manager/lib.
The docBase parameter in the server.xml refers to the TOMCAT_HOME\webapps\[webapp name] location. I'm guessing that when you tested, the docBase parameter pointed to the Standalone/localhost location?
I'm stumped.
FWIW, here's the ant task that I use (in case this wasn't clear before -- I only use ant tasks to invoke the manager, never the manager webapp itself):
<target name="deploy-service">
<taskdef name="deploy"
classname="org.apache.catalina.ant.DeployTask"
classpathref="catalina.manager.classpath"/> <deploy url="${catalina.webapps.url}/manager"
username="${catalina.manager.user}"
password="${catalina.manager.pwd}"
path="/${deploy.project.name}"
war="file:${deploy.war}"
/>
</target>the properties are pretty self-explanatory: catalina.webapps.url = http://localhost:8081 catalina.manager.user/pwd are correct. deploy.project.name is the name of my webapp ("net"). deploy.war is the name of the war to deploy ("/src/net/build/lib/net.war").
The build file (and all properties) worked fine before this upgrade, so I'm truly at a loss.
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