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This article explains how to deploy a web application on a web/proxy server.

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  1. Install Apache Tomcat on the proxy server.
    Note : The latest Tomcat version 7 is recommended.

  2. In JMap Admin, edit every application deployments to be deployed on the proxy server.

  3. In the Path step of the application deployment wizard, the "Application host" and the "Application Port" must be the public address and port from which the application will be accessible. For instance, if the application would be hosted on mycity.com on the default http port (80), this is what should be configured for two fields.

  4. Complete the application deployment wizard. 

  5. Copy the corresponding WAR file of your deployed application in your $JMAP_HOME$/applications/deployed directory to the $TOMCAT_HOME$/webapps directory of your proxy server Tomcat instance. If you are using a recent version of JMap 7, you can download the deployments WAR file from the JMap Admin deployments page.

  6. Copy the correspondent WAR file of the REST service downloaded from JMap Admin deployments page to the $TOMCAT_HOME$/webapps directory of your proxy server Tomcat instance.
    Notes:
    $JMAP_HOME$ is the root directory of your JMap server. $TOMCAT_HOME$ is the root directory of  Apache Tomcat of your proxy server.
    Tomcat version 8.5.37 contains a bug on CSS file loading that affects JMapWeb, can get version 8.5.35 here: https://archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-8/v8.5.35/bin/

  7. Download services.war and reports.war (Gibraltar and +) files, they are available on JMap Admin's Deployment page when clicking on the sections button. Those files need to be copied on your web server in ex:Tomcat/webapps directory.
    Note : If $TOMCAT_HOME$/webapps/your_application/ does not exist but you have copied your WAR file, restart the Tomcat service and the directory will be created.

  8. Once the files have been copied, restart your Apache Tomcat service and your application will be available at the address specified in your deployment.

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