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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by surinder singh <su...@bflsoftware.com> on 2000/09/06 14:23:47 UTC

example.war, test.war etc file are not extracted

As the the documentation says (.war ) in the webapps should be extracted and
installed by tomcat during startup, but here I am not getting them as so.

what to do to make them working?




Re: example.war, test.war etc file are not extracted

Posted by surinder singh <su...@bflsoftware.com>.
Thanks a lot Matt.
now i am able to get all those beautiful examples with ur help.

-Surinder

Matt Goss wrote:

> Surinder,
> Make sure you delete the directory the war will be extracted into....
> For example, You have a context call "test" that resides in the directory
> "<tomcat home>/webapps/test" Then you put your "test.war" file into the <tomcat
> home>/webapps directory and delete the test directory. If you restart tomcat the
> war file will be unpacked.
> Matt Goss
>
> surinder singh wrote:
>
> > As the the documentation says (.war ) in the webapps should be extracted and
> > installed by tomcat during startup, but here I am not getting them as so.
> >
> > what to do to make them working?


Re: example.war, test.war etc file are not extracted

Posted by Matt Goss <mg...@rtci.com>.
Surinder,
Make sure you delete the directory the war will be extracted into....
For example, You have a context call "test" that resides in the directory
"<tomcat home>/webapps/test" Then you put your "test.war" file into the <tomcat
home>/webapps directory and delete the test directory. If you restart tomcat the
war file will be unpacked.
Matt Goss

surinder singh wrote:

> As the the documentation says (.war ) in the webapps should be extracted and
> installed by tomcat during startup, but here I am not getting them as so.
>
> what to do to make them working?