Java project Creation in AccuWeb.Cloud

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Java project Creation in AccuWeb.Cloud

To deploy and access your Java code on AccuWebCloud, follow these detailed steps based on the provided instructions:

Step 1: Log in to AccuWeb.Cloud Dashboard

  • Navigate to AccuWeb.Cloud: Open your web browser and go to AccuWeb.Cloud.
  • Login: Enter your credentials (username and password) to login to your AccuWeb.Cloud dashboard.

Step 2: Click on New Environment

  • Navigate to New Environment: Once logged in, locate and click on “New Environment” or a similar option on your dashboard. This option may vary in placement depending on the dashboard layout.

New Environment

Step 3: Select Java and Create an Environment

  • Choose Java: Select the Java environment option from the available choices.
  • Configure Environment: Enter the details required for your Java environment setup. This typically includes selecting the desired version of Java, specifying any additional configurations, and naming your environment.
  • Click Create: After configuring your environment settings, click on the “Create” button to initiate the environment creation process.

Select java Project

Step 4: Deploy Code Using Archive (Local Files)

  • Deploy Code: Once your environment is successfully created, proceed to deploy your Java code.
  • Upload Your Archive: Choose the option to deploy from an archive or local files. This typically involves uploading a .zip file containing your Java application or individual files directly.
  • Click Deploy: After uploading your code, click on the “Deploy” button to start the deployment process.

Upload Local File

Step 5: Access Your Application Configuration

  • Find the Config Button: After successful deployment, locate and click on the “Config” or configuration button associated with your deployed environment.

Config File

Step 6: Access Your Deployed Code

  • Navigate to the Opt Folder: Within the configuration options, navigate to find the opt folder.
  • Access Tomcat/webapps/ROOT: Inside the opt folder, locate tomcat/webapps/ROOT. This is the root directory where your deployed Java application resides.
  • Access Your Code: Your deployed Java code can be accessed within the ROOT directory. This is where your application’s files and directories, including WEB-INF and your application’s jsp or html files, are located.

Access Your Code

Step 7: View Output

  • Access Your Application: After finding your deployed code, open a web browser and enter the URL provided in your application’s configuration.
  • Verify Output: Ensure that your Java application is running correctly by checking the output displayed in the browser.

View Output