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build war file using Myeclipse5.1

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build war file using Myeclipse5.1

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how to build war file using Myeclipse5.1...??

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thanks in advance

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Re: build war file using Myeclipse5.1

It's quite simple to make WAR file in MyEclipse:

Remember for WAR file creation, the application should follow the standard Java web project structure.

- In Myeclipse5.1, go to File > Export. or Right-click on project > choose Export.
- Select WAR (web archieve) as type.
- Choose name and destination for WAR file.
- Click FINISH.

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Re: build war file using Myeclipse5.1

Joy,

Follow these steps to make war files in eclipse...

Step 1: Right click on the project and go the property option

Step 2: Go for the tomcat option

Step 3: Go for the ‘Export to the WAR Setting’ tab and click on the browse button to select the destination directory

Step 4: Select the directory and give the name of the WAR file.

Step 5: Now right click on the project and go for the ‘Tomcat Project->Export to the WAR file sets in project properties’ for exporting the WAR file.

&& build war files in eclipse using ant

If you can implement it as an Ant script, then you can have Eclipse invoke that Ant script on each build automatically (and inside the Eclipse environment).

Use Project->Properties->Builders->Add->Ant Builder. Give that builder you custom Ant script and it will automatically be executed after the "normal" builders of your project.

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U can refer the below links....

Make WAR with Eclipse | thomasknierim.com

Creating a deployable WAR file from Eclipse Project « Occasional Musings on GIS and Web technology


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