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Tanuj Khare
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Tanuj Khare

Tanuj Khare has worked as a professional in IT for six+ years. He is involved in Process improvements using ITIL framework and techniques (LEAN and Six sigma). He is MCSA and ITIL certified and has expertise in handling critical production server issues and has a track record of dealing with many complex problems. His quick resolution to issues faced in a production environment helped his team and clients a lot. Tanuj has SME (subject matter expertise) in Tomcat, weblogic, and JBOSS Server Administration. His experience includes working with large enterprise web hosting environment for J2EE container and small teams and his quick turnaround time resulted in on-time delivery. Apart from this, his technical expertise in root cause analysis, problem management, migration of enterprise application, and upgrade of web application servers is commendable. Until now he has done around 100+ enterprise application migrations. He has also done J2EE web and application upgrades and managed environments with 1,000+ middleware instances. Outside of work life, Tanuj enjoys playing table tennis and exploring new technologies. Tanuj is a good dancer. This is his first book.
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Deployment in Tomcat 7


Deployment is basically defined as the installation of the WAR files in the web application. In other words, we can define the unpacking of the WAR file in the Tomcat webapps directory.

Structure of the WebArchive

You develop your web application within a specified directory structure so that it can be archived and deployed on Tomcat 7. All servlets, classes, static files, and other resources belonging to a web application are organized under a directory hierarchy. The root of this hierarchy defines the document root of your web application. All files under this root directory can be served to the client, except for files under the special directory WEB-INF, located under the root directory. The name of your web application is used to resolve requests for components of the application.

Note

Always place private files (files which are not required to serve to the client) in the WEB-INF directory, under the root directory. All files under WEB-INF are private, and are not...

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Tanuj Khare

Tanuj Khare has worked as a professional in IT for six+ years. He is involved in Process improvements using ITIL framework and techniques (LEAN and Six sigma). He is MCSA and ITIL certified and has expertise in handling critical production server issues and has a track record of dealing with many complex problems. His quick resolution to issues faced in a production environment helped his team and clients a lot. Tanuj has SME (subject matter expertise) in Tomcat, weblogic, and JBOSS Server Administration. His experience includes working with large enterprise web hosting environment for J2EE container and small teams and his quick turnaround time resulted in on-time delivery. Apart from this, his technical expertise in root cause analysis, problem management, migration of enterprise application, and upgrade of web application servers is commendable. Until now he has done around 100+ enterprise application migrations. He has also done J2EE web and application upgrades and managed environments with 1,000+ middleware instances. Outside of work life, Tanuj enjoys playing table tennis and exploring new technologies. Tanuj is a good dancer. This is his first book.
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