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Deploying a Web Application using wdeploy

Chapter 2 Web Applications 27

Deploying a Web Application using wdeploy

Before you can deploy a web application manually, you must make sure that the

server_root

/bin/https/httpsadmin/bin directory is in your path and that the

IWS_SERVER_HOME environment variable is set to your server_root directory.

You can use the

wdeploy utility at the command line to deploy a WAR file into a

virtual server web application environment:

wdeploy deploy -u uri_path -i instance -v vs_id [-d directory] war_file

You can also delete a virtual server web application:

wdeploy delete -u uri_path -i instance -v vs_id hard|soft

You can also list the web application URIs and directories for a virtual server:

wdeploy list -i instance -v vs_id

The command parameters have the following meanings:

When you execute the

wdeploy deploy command, two things happen:

• A web application with the given

uri_path and directory gets added to the

web-apps.xml file.

uri_path The URI prefix for the web application.

instance The server instance name.

vs_id The virtual server ID.

directory (optional) The directory to which the application is deployed, or from

which the application is deleted. If not specified for deployment, the

application is deployed to the document root directory.

hard|soft Specifies whether the directory and the web-apps.xml entry are

deleted (hard) or just the web-apps.xml entry is deleted (soft).

war_file The WAR file name.

CAUTION If you deploy a web application and do not specify a directory, the

application is deployed to the document root directory. If you then

delete the application using the

hard parameter, the document root

directory will be deleted.

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