NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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Deploying Web Applications from the Desktop
If an application is on the desktop and you need to deploy it, use the desktop
deployment option.
To deploy an application from the desktop, complete the following steps:
1. Click the Deployment tab.
The Application Deployment page appears.
2. Under Web Application Deployment from Desktop, complete the following
steps:
a. In the Select a .war file to upload field, click Browse to locate the .war file.
b. Type the context name of the application in the Context name field.
3. Click Deploy.
The web application is deployed in the selected server class and Host.
Automatically Add
Filemap
Check box to enable the creation of a Filemap file entry for the
application. The entries in the filemaps.config file are used
by the Servlet Server Class during startup to determine the path
to the application. Applications require a Filemap file entry.
For more information on the context prefix for an application,
see Chapter 3, Configuring NSJSP
.
Automatically Prefix
Context name with URI
name
Check box to enable the application to be deployed along with
the prefixed context name. Using this option you can prefix the
context name with the URI name that was assigned to the
NSJSP installation when the setup script was run. A filemap
will already exist for the URI name. The <URI name> is
specified during NSJSP installation, when the setup script is
run. For example, if you set the context name to /first and
select the Automatically Prefix Context name with URI
name check box, the application will be deployed with the
context name, /<URI name>/first. If you do not select the
Automatically Prefix Context name with URI name check
box, the application will be deployed with the context name
/first and a filemap entry will be created for the application
/first.
Deploy Button used to deploy the application.
Note. The application that you want to deploy must be packaged as a valid .war file.
Note. The context name must be prefixed by ‘/’.
Table 4-22. Attributes on the Web Application Deployment from Server
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Attribute Description