Asked by: Lutgarda Santa Cruz
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Last Updated: 17th May 2024

How do I export a war file?

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  1. Right-click on a folder in a web project and choose Export > War file.
  2. You will need to specify the web project you want to export (this field can be primed if the popup menu was used to open the wizard), as well as a location to store the WAR file .



How do I also create a warfile?

You will need the JDK jar tool to create a war file. To create the war file , you will need to use -c switch to jar. Next, navigate to the project directory (outside of the WEB-INF) and write the following command: Jar -cvf Projectname.

Also, know where the war file is stored in eclipse. Eclipse doesn't store anything. Maven will create the project and place the war file there. This is based on maven folder structure.

Also, how can I export a Eclipse war project?

Right-click on a Web folder and choose Export from the popup menu. Select WAR from the Export Window and click Next. Next, specify the Web project that you wish to export (this field will be primed if the pop-up menu was used to open the wizard), then choose Next.

What are war files?

A WAR file, also known as Web Application Resource (or Web Application ARchive), is a file that can be used in software engineering to distribute a set of JAR-files and JavaServer Pages, Java Servlets and Java classes. It also contains XML files, tag library files, static web pages (HTML) and other resources.