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without using any IDE, is it possible to create war or deploy application on web logic 10.3 server

 
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Hi Friends,
Please excuse me, if I am asking any nonsense question.

Is it possible to create war file from source code of java web application created in struts 1.3 with tomcat 7 server without using IDE.

We created our application in tomcat 7.0.22 server with jdk 1.6. Our client wants source code of whole web application. They have web logic 10.3 server install in there environment with jdk 1.6. So want to deploy that application source code in client environment. But problem is, they are not providing any IDE like eclipse etc. So is it possible to convert that source code into war file, or directly deploy that source code in web logic server.

any suggestion on this issue are wel come.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Open command window and go to the folder where your web app resides in Tomcat. Then fire the following command:



Then deploy the war file to WebLogic in usual way.

You can also deploy the compiled application files in exploded form (no war file) but you cannot directly deploy the "source code".
 
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right, one way is to use "jar" tool that comes bundled in JDK.

however, it is much better to use Apache Ant or Maven for compilation, packaging, (even deployment) tasks.
 
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