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j_m
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Wednesday, July 5, 2006 06:47 PM
I'm running Netbeans 5.5 beta on a Windows XP machine. I want to deploy my web app on a Tomcat 5.0 installation on a remote linux server. I mapped the $CATALINA_HOME \linuxserver omcat to Z: on my windows machine. Then I registered the Z: Tomcat server on my Netbeans IDE. The Netbeans IDE successfully copies MyWebApp into the Z:webappsMyWebApp directory, but does not deploy the MyWebApp. Instead, I must type http://linuxserver:8080/ and deploy the MyWebApp manually. Is this a feature? Can I get Netbeans to automatically start and deploy a Web App on a Remote Linux Box?
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I'm running Netbeans 5.5 beta on a Windows XP machine.
I want to deploy my web app on a Tomcat 5.0 installation on a remote linux server.
I mapped the $CATALINA_HOME \linuxserver omcat to Z: on my windows machine.
Then I registered the Z: Tomcat server on my Netbeans IDE.
The Netbeans IDE successfully copies MyWebApp into the Z:webappsMyWebApp directory, but does not deploy the MyWebApp.
Instead, I must type http://linuxserver:8080/ and deploy the MyWebApp manually.
Is this a feature?
Can I get Netbeans to automatically start and deploy a Web App on a Remote Linux Box?
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