How to manually deploy war packages through tomcat9 on windows and linux

The results are different in Windows and Linux environments.

Windows

Step 1: Use Maven to create a war package (if the war package is named: hello-back.war)

Step 2: Copy the war package to the webapps directory of the tomcat installation

Step 3: Start tomcat (you can modify the port number in conf/server.xml)

Step 4: Just access the browser 127.0.0.1::8080

linux

Same operation, same deployment, no style, what the hell

Don't worry, don't worry. . .

There is a problem here. It defaults to adding the project name to the root directory. For example, hello-back is added above. In this way, some resource files cannot be loaded (because the resource files are relative to the root directory).

To change this root directory, just modify Tomcat's server.xml configuration file (it's in conf/server.xml)

Add the following sentence between <Host> and </Host>

<Context path="/" docBase="hello-back" debug="0" privileged="true"/> The path of this configuration refers to the root directory, and docBase refers to the war name

Summarize

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