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Installing a WAR File Under TomcatPrior to Tomcat version 4, the only way to install a WAR file in Tomcat was to copy it to the webapps directory underneath the main Tomcat directory. Changing an application required you to restart the server. Version 4 introduced the Tomcat Manager, which lets you deploy and undeploy applications without restarting. This is the recommended way to deploy applications. Tomcat automatically assigns a base path for the application, based on the name of the WAR file. Because the example here is named example.war, Tomcat assigns the application a prefix of /example. This means that the URI to access the application is something like: http://localhost:8080/example/ExampleWarServlet Figure B.1 shows the results of the application running under Tomcat. Figure B.1. Tomcat automatically assigns the application name based on the WAR filename.![]() |
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