IDEA graphic tutorial on configuring Tomcat server and publishing web projects

1. After creating the web project, you now need to configure the server, taking Tomcat as an example

2. Select Run-Edit Configurations

3. Click the + sign in the upper right corner and select 2 to expand the remaining options

4. Find Tomcat Server and select Local Server

5. Set the Tomcat server display name and select Configure

6. Select the installation location of Tomcat on disk

7. After confirmation, the Tomcat server will be automatically identified

8. After confirmation, the access path and port will be automatically identified

9. Select the deployment option, then click + on the right, and select Artfact in the pop-up project

10. Select the second item in the pop-up, that is, the one with: war exploded, and then confirm

11. Set the access path

/: Only slash means no project name

/springboot: represents the project name is springboot

12. Go back to Server and change both of them to Update classes and resource, which means that after changing the content, you only need to click Refresh again to publish it, without restarting the server, and then confirm

13. After confirming, you will return to the home page, and the server deployment box will pop up automatically. Select the Run button to run the server

14. After the startup is successful, the browser will automatically open. Because there is no configuration request, an error page will appear. This page indicates success. The next operation is to develop a web project.

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