Hi All

I deployed a war file on to WAS,
WAS is up and running and the apllication what I deployed too.

Here are my queries

a. How do I find out on which port the deployed application is listening.
b. How to find the conext root of the deployed application


Thanks in advance

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ahtwog@yahoo.com wrote:

>Hi All
>
>I deployed a war file on to WAS,
>WAS is up and running and the apllication what I deployed too.
>
>Here are my queries
>
>a. How do I find out on which port the deployed application is listening.
>b. How to find the conext root of the deployed application
>
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>
>
>
When you deployed your application, you deployed the web application(s)
to a particular virtual host. In the admin console, you can go look at
the virtual host you deployed to, and see what port(s) it's listening to.

Again in the admin console, you can look at the application's deployment
descriptor, which will contain the context root for all web
application(s) within the EAR.

Ken

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Ken

Thanks for you prompt reply.

I just deplyed my WAR in WAS 6 I did'nt deploy any web application

am I missing something

thanks

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ahtwog@yahoo.com wrote:

>Ken
>
>Thanks for you prompt reply.
>
>I just deplyed my WAR in WAS 6 I did'nt deploy any web application
>
>am I missing something
>
>thanks
>
>
Um, yes, you're missing what J2EE specifies a web application is. You
might want to get a book on developing J2EE applications, or look at the
J2EE blueprints on sun.com

Ken

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Ken

we have a reporting solution which comes with a war file, which am trying to
 deploy it in our WAS 6.0

We did not create the war file

thanks

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Another quick question though, is it possible to find the context root from 
the war file if so where

thanks

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ahtwog@yahoo.com wrote:

>Another quick question though, is it possible to find the context root from
 the war file if so where
>
>thanks
>
>
No. Context roots are not in war files.

If you deployed a .war file, you had to specify the context root.

Ken

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