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RE: I have deployed build , using root user ,

Caldarale, Charles R

2007-01-02

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> From: Vijay Hatewar [mailto:vijay_hatewar@(protected)]
> Subject: RE: I have deployed build , using root user ,
>
> I tried with "ant clean" from root, I got the message build is clean
> successfully. but when If I would deploy build using my
> profile , I got the message build unsuccessful .

Sounds like the ownership and permissions on some of the Tomcat
directories are getting confused. You may be able to straighten it out
with the manager app, but I suspect you're going to have to log on as
root to clean things up properly. Then again, it could be something as
simple as a badly constructed webapp, which could also result in
deployment failure.

To access Tomcat's manager webapp, you'll need to have a userid defined
with a role name of manager in whatever authentication mechanism you're
using with Tomcat (by default, it's just the conf/tomcat-users.xml
file). Then either bring up the Tomcat home page in your browser and
click on the Tomcat Manager link on the left side, or directly enter the
appropriate URL:
http://[hostname][:port]/manager/html

After entering an acceptable userid and password, you'll see a list of
applications, their statuses, and commands to use with them. Below that
is an area you can use to deploy additional apps.

- Chuck


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