.war Deployment

[glennvp]

Hello,

 

I've uploaded my Day5AJAXExercise.war in /home/glennvp

 

Please deploy once java is activated. Or I can do it if an instruction is provided.

 

 

Thanks much.

 

Glenn

[Luigi123]

We are now testing a brand new automated java servlet deployment system on Tommy since this feature is so overwhelmingly popular. Previously you needed to make a post on the forums each time you wanted your java servlet deployed, and every time you updated your .war file you would need to make another post to request the new version be deployed. This lead to a lot of work for the admins, and a lot of confusion for our users. To remedy this we are developing a new system that is integrated directly into your control panel. If you're on the Tommy server and want to help us test it out just go to https://tommy.helioh.../index.live.php like you did to request java in the first place. Then at the bottom of the page (if you have java enabled) there will be a new interface to upload and deploy your .war files. Please be aware that this system is still in testing and for now the deployment may take several hours to complete, but once the system is more fully tested we expect the deployment time to decrease considerably. Let us know if you have any questions.

[Krydos]

• Go to https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php
• Click Request Java
• Wait for java to be enabled on your account.
• Click Upload.
• Select your .war file from your hard drive.
• Make sure your .war file is selected in the dropdown menu (if you have more than one .war uploaded.)
• Click Deploy.

[glennvp]

 

• Go to https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php
• Click Request Java
• Wait for java to be enabled on your account.
• Click Upload.
• Select your .war file from your hard drive.
• Make sure your .war file is selected in the dropdown menu (if you have more than one .war uploaded.)
• Click Deploy.

 

 

Any chance java will be activated today/

 

 

Thanks,

Glenn

[wolstech]

Tommy usually takes a few hours to a day or so, which is quick considering Johnny users have to wait in line for months for Java support.

 

If you check that Java page again, it should tell you the estimated wait time.

[glennvp]

Tommy usually takes a few hours to a day or so, which is quick considering Johnny users have to wait in line for months for Java support.

 

If you check that Java page again, it should tell you the estimated wait time.

 

thanks for the info.