Placing the War File in the Package \web Directory

Application Integration (On-Premises) : Incorporating web applications : Incorporating Web Applications into Integration Server : About Deploying Web Applications : Placing the War File in the Package \web Directory

Important:

Either deploy a web application as a single war file or as individual files (as described in Placing Web Application Files in the Package \web Directory. Do not mix individual files and war files within a package’s web application directory structure.

To deploy by placing a war file into the \web directory of a package

1. Prepare the Integration Server package for the web application:

a. If the Integration Server package does not exist, start Designer and create a new package. The package name does not have to match the name of the war file you will be using. For more information about creating packages, see webMethods Service Development Help.

b. If the Integration Server package already exists and the package was created before Integration Server 6.0, create a \web directory beneath the package’s root directory, as follows:

Integration Server_directory \instances\instance_name\packages\packageName\web

c. If you are using tags from the webMethods tag library for JSP within your web application’s JSP files to invoke Integration Server services and obtain pipeline data, see Setting Up a Package so a Web Application Can Use the webMethods Tags for JSP.

2. Copy the war file into the package’s \web directory.

Be sure to retain the appropriate directory structure for the JSPs and their supporting files, as described in The Integration Server Package Directory Structure. In the war file, do not include the \web directory itself. Include only the files and subdirectories that reside beneath the \web directory.

3. Reload the package. When you reload the package, WmTomcat unpacks the web application files the package’s \web directory and deletes the war file.

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