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--- labs [2009/02/18 16:36] – roumani
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     * Upload a WAR webapp
-      Create a war file of your webapp and upload it to the project's port number. You create the war file via the ''export'' utility of your IDE or, if you are not using an IDE, by simply issuing the command "''jar -cf x.war y''" while in the ''webapps'' directory, where ''x'' is ''eFcode'' and ''y'' is the name of your webapp (which could be ''x'' too). Then, upload the war file to ''http://red.cse.yorku.ca:4413'' using the manager's facility (password the same as your own tomcat). Your app will auto deploy. If it does not run properly then the likely cause is a hard-coded path. You can fix the problem and re-upload as many times as needed (before the deadline) but make sure you don't undeploy someone's else app!
+      Create a war file of your webapp and upload it to the project's port number. You create the war file via the ''export'' utility of your IDE or, if you are not using an IDE, by simply issuing the command "''jar -cf x.war y''" while in the ''webapps'' directory, where ''x'' is ''eFcode'' and ''y'' is the name of your webapp (which could be ''x'' too). Then, upload the war file to ''http://red.cse.yorku.ca:4413'' using the manager's facility (password the same as your own tomcat). Your app will auto deploy. If it does not run properly then the likely cause is a hard-coded path. You can fix the problem and re-upload as many times as needed (before the deadline) but make sure you stop or undeploy your webapp before re-uploading. Please do not undeploy someone's else webapp!
 The report is meant to describe your execution of the project to someone who is familiar with the project, e.g. a fellow student who is also executing the same project and writing a similar report. Hence, the report should focus on your own experience and efforts, i.e. what you actually did, rather than on general description. It is expected to be very brief, to the point, and made up of //at most// ten pages of typed text and diagrams (excluding printouts and source listing). The report should include the following sections: