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Subject: Remote deployments in Tomcat
From: Thulasiram Gopalakrishna <thulasiram.gopalakrishna@gmail.com>
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Date: Tue, 6 Aug 2013 16:16:55 +0530
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Comrades,

I was just wondering, if we do have a method to perform remote deployment.=20=


I did take a look at the code for the Tomcat deployer and as per my understa=
nding, it performs a HTTP PUT request, with the deployment file, to the Mana=
ger application to further perform the deployment.

If for some reason, the Manager application is / can not be deployed, is the=
re still a way to achieve remote deployment on to Tomcat? Or is it a must, t=
hat we must be having Manager application deployed to deploy applications re=
motely?

Appreciate if someone can help me here/clarify the facts.


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