| Deployment of Table Administrative Tool
(TAD) to Apache
Tomcat |
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1.
Tomcat
 Apache
Tomcat is a servlet
container and server implement ting Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies.
Download Apache
Tomcat.
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Deploy TAD.war WAR File |
I have deployed TAD to Tomcat
versions 4.1 to 5.5. Java WAR files
provide an automatic deployment of the TAD applications
to the TomCat server.
A. The depolyment process begins by placing TAD.war
to the Tomcat webapp directory.
B. After that step, start the TomCat server.
Tomcat's startup.bat
should be executed, or however you start Tomcat. |
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3. Verifying Deployment |
A message should appear indicating
where the ASCII database is been written to:
================[ Default Database Files Directory ]=========================
Data is being read and saved from: E:\apache-tomcat-4.1.34\bin\..\webapps\TAD\data\
Data is being backed up at:
E:\apache-tomcat-4.1.34\bin\..\webapps\TAD\data\bak\
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The TAD J2EE Application is now up and
running!
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4. Accessing TAD from the Browser |
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Open the browser with
a URL as such: http://localhost:8080/TAD/ |
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5. The J2EE
Application |
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The Table Administrative (TAD) Tool
application should appear at this point. |
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6. Done |
That's it, have
fun using the J2EE Application: TAD - Table Administrative
Tool
generated by dbJFunk.
dbJFunk provides a simple
and Rapid Application Development (RAD) solution! What use to take
days, even weeks, now takes minutes to create a robust J2EE
application! |
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The Database Table Administrative Tool (TAD) was created as an Educational
and Demonstration to Learn and further Push Java,
Struts Framework and the Display
Tag Tibrary. TAD is a an implementation of these technologies.
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