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= JBoss =
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JBoss treats WAR files differently than other application servers in ways that severely affect the OpenCms installation procedure.  To circumvent the problem, OpenCms has to be deployed as an unpacked WAR directory on JBoss.
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Procedure:
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#Extract opencms.war from the downloaded archive and copy it to the JBoss deploy directory
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#Rename opencms.war to prevent naming confusion for the next step (example: opencms.2.war)
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#Create a directory named "opencms.war"
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#Unpack opencms.2.war in the opencms.war directory
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#(Optional, for unix/linux servers) grant the permission to read, write and execute for all on the opencms.war/ directory and it's subtree (chmod -R 777 opencms.war)
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After these steps, the web config should work fine.
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== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
 
[http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread?thread=1511  Tomcat + IIS Config]
 
[http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread?thread=1511  Tomcat + IIS Config]
  
 
[http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread?thread=1141#3081  Websphere]
 
[http://www.opencms-forum.de/opencms-forum/viewthread?thread=1141#3081  Websphere]

Revision as of 20:03, 17 November 2006

JBoss

JBoss treats WAR files differently than other application servers in ways that severely affect the OpenCms installation procedure. To circumvent the problem, OpenCms has to be deployed as an unpacked WAR directory on JBoss.

Procedure:

  1. Extract opencms.war from the downloaded archive and copy it to the JBoss deploy directory
  2. Rename opencms.war to prevent naming confusion for the next step (example: opencms.2.war)
  3. Create a directory named "opencms.war"
  4. Unpack opencms.2.war in the opencms.war directory
  5. (Optional, for unix/linux servers) grant the permission to read, write and execute for all on the opencms.war/ directory and it's subtree (chmod -R 777 opencms.war)

After these steps, the web config should work fine.

External Links

Tomcat + IIS Config

Websphere

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