Publish the Springboot project to a standalone Tomcat run

In the development phase we recommend the use of inline tomcat for development, because this is much easier, but to build the environment, I want to run in a standalone Tomcat container because we need to do additional optimizations for Tomcat, and then we need to package the project into a war package for publishing.

1.1. The project is packaged in the form of war

1.2. Set the range of Spring-boot-starter-tomcat to provided

Set to provided will exclude the package when it is packaged, because it is not required to be run in a standalone tomcat.

1 <dependency>23         <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> 4 5         <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-tomcat</artifactId>67         <scope>provided </scope>89       </dependency>

1.3. Modify the code to set the startup configuration

You need to integrate the Springbootservletinitializer and then rewrite the Configure to set the Spring boot entry class in.

1.4. Fight a war bag

Package success:

1.5. Deploy to Tomcat

Unzip the apache-tomcat-7.0.57.tar.gz, unzip the war packet to the root directory under WebApps, and start:

Perfect!

Publish the Springboot project to a standalone Tomcat run