web-deployment

Is there any method or API that I can use so that whenever I deploy a new WAR file, a part of code should execute or perhaps when Tomcat starts, the respective servlet should start or run some code continuously. Reviving an old question since the only answer doesn't show any example. In order to run a custom piece of code whenever a web application WAR is deployed/undeployed or Tomcat is started/stopped, you need to: Implement the ServletContextListener listener and its methods contextInitialized() and contextDestroyed() . Let Tomcat know about your implementation. According to the

I have a directory structure like this: ../dir1/dev/project1/... /project2/... /project3/... /production/ I have dev (and all its sub directories) checked into git (and github). All is working well. I would like to use github to deploy only project2 by checking out (or pulling, or whatever) into my production directory. (And specifically, I want to check out by tag.) So this would result in ../dir1/production/project2 I'm not a git expert but have read a bunch online and it seems that a 'sparse checkout' is what I'm after. I've tried various combinations of the instructions here and here and

I need to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing. I tried to delete the section in the pubxml file, but it comes back when I create a deployment package. Is there any way way to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing? Figured out a way: Externalize the config with configsource Change your web.config to include connection strings as an external file. <connectionStrings configSource="web.connectionstrings.config"/> Then add a new file web.connectionstrings.config and it should be in exactly this format (by that I mean no higher level nodes

I have MVC2.0 web application and I need to make an exe installer to deploy the application and the DB on the customer's server. Is there a tool in VS2010 to do this or do I have to use a 3rd party tool? You can create deployment package, bin deploy or simply use publish option to drop files to web server. Here are some useful links: Bin Deployment VS 2010 Web Deployment Package, One click deploy Automating Deployment with Microsoft Web Deploy 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5323631/how-to-create-a-setup-file-to-install-mvc-net-web-application

I have read the publishing profiles have replaced WDP but I cannot find decent tutorial how to add and modify pubxml file to my project any help will be appreciated When you right-click a project and select Publish , you get the Publish Web wizard. Using this to create a profile (you don't have to actually publish in order to create a profile) creates the .pubxml, and on the first step of the wizard you can use the Manage Profiles button to rename or delete profiles. Profiles are created in a PublishProfiles folder under Properties. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff398069.aspx In

I am trying to deploy a WAR on the remote Tomcat (Remote Machine) using Jenkins deploy to container Plugin. I have done the following configuration in tomcat-users.xml <user username="deployer" password="deployer" roles="manager-gui,manager-script,admin" /> I have setup the proper username password and port in Jenkins deployer container plugin. The setup is working fine for the local Tomcat. But for remote Tomcat I keep getting the following error: Caused by: org.codehaus.cargo.container.tomcat.internal.TomcatManagerException: The username you provided is not allowed to use the text-based

We have a vendor application that we extend and deploy via ClickOnce. The vendor also provides a 'Deployment Manager' which packages the app and any extensions into a ClickOnce deployment that we publish to a web server. I mention this detail so that it's understood we don't really have great control over changing the deployment process. So, we publish the application to our web server. That works fine, and updates work correctly. On loading the application, it will prompt the user if they want to update the application. Several of our clients have asked for an 'MSI installer'. Their users