Maven uses Tomcat plug-in to deploy remote Linux server

preface

This article mainly introduces Maven's deployment of remote Linux server by using Tomcat plug-in, and shares it for your reference and learning. I won't say much below. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction.

environment

Server: Ubuntu 16.04 (alicloud server)

JDK version: 1.8

Related Maven plug-ins:

The purpose of this plug-in is to skip testing when deploying

1. First of all, you need to create a file in conf / Tomcat users XML for remote users

for example

Username and password, corresponding to < username > XXXX < / username > < password > XXXX < / password > above.

2. Tomcat can only be accessed by the same physical machine by default. Therefore, if only the above is configured, it still cannot be deployed remotely, and a 401 error will be reported. You need to create a manager under conf / Catalina / localhost / xml。 Specify the access rules that allow remote physical machines. The following is a template, manager XML will allow any physical machine to access

Note that the allow attribute of the < value / > node is a regular expression used to match the IP of the remote connection.

This allows remote deployment through Maven

Next, log in http://xxxxx/manage A dialog box will pop up. Enter the remote login user and password

reference material:

https://stackoverflow.com/que...

https://stackoverflow.com/que...

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