Deploy Java Project to Server: Step-by-Step
To deploy a Java project on the server, you can follow the steps below:
- You can package a Java project into a war file or jar file. Tools like Maven or Gradle can be used to build the project.
- Install Java Runtime Environment (JRE or JDK) on the server to ensure that Java environment is already installed on the server.
- You can upload the packaged WAR or JAR file to the server using FTP, SCP, or other file transfer tools.
- To start a Java application on a server, you can either run the java -jar command to start a jar file from the command line, or deploy a war file to an application server like Tomcat.
- Set up firewall rules on the server to ensure that the deployed Java application can be accessed from the external network.
- To check if the deployed Java application is functioning properly, you can test it by accessing the URL of the application through a web browser.
By following the steps above, you can successfully deploy a Java project onto a server, allowing it to run on the server and provide services.