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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Unpack a Java .war file on Mac OX S
Unpacking Java .war file on a Mac is not hard at all. For this demonstration, I'll use the sample.war file
that comes with the Tomcat Installation.
Step 1: Fire up the terminal
Step 2: cd to the directory where the .war resides. In this case I moved it from the
Tomcat directories to /sample beforehand.
# cd /sample
Step 3: Unpack the .war with the following command:
# jar -xvf sample.war
The contents of the .war are unpacked for you and placed in the same folder as the .war
file.
Piece of Cake!!
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Very helpful, thank you!
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Create .WAR file in Command
Prompt
August 27, 2012 — 3 Comments
To compress a “michael” web application into a web archive file named
michael.war. Follow these steps.
Prerequisites
J2SE installed, with jar in your environment path.
1. Open the command prompt and cd to your directory that you want
to archive.
<tomcat_home>\webapps\michael
2. Use the Java Archive Command “jar” to bundle up the application
jar -cvf michael.war *
3. After finishing, you will see a michael.war file in that directory.
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3 responses to Create .WAR file in Command
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MAK August 31, 2013 at 3:02 pm
man i did this and my tomcat stopped working
GR*!!
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Alex September 18, 2013 at 7:26 am
try this…
jar -cvf “michael.war” *
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