"System operation"--linux server upload test code considerations

Putty.exe

--is a telnet, SSH, rlogin, pure TCP and serial interface connection software. This is primarily used to connect Linux, execute linux commands, reboot Tomcat, and more.

Flashfxp.exe

--File transfer tools, mainly through the putty to the Windows compiled class file, Web (js,css,jsp/html), XML, and put on the Linux server.

First, update the SVN code

Mail Item name--team--Update

second, with the resource pool synchronization check

Check the code of the modified code and repository again, whether it is the one you want to commit.

third, packaging source

Right-changed code ( note the newly added class?) , the modified classes should be packaged, not just packaged with the * number )--Select export

Select Jar File--next

Export JAR Package

Iv. uploading the source to the server

1. Unzip the packaged jar package2. Open Flashfxp.exe, upload the source code

To connect to a server:

Enter the server, user name, password, port number, and click on the link:

After the connection is successful, the following page is displayed:

Commit 3rddev first, after the successful submission, reboot Tomcat, the code runs without error to submit 3rdtest.

Let us first take 3rddev as an example, to tell you how to submit the source code.

At the time of submission, drag the code on the left to the right. At the beginning, it's best to familiarize yourself with the directory, drag and drop the entire folder, and then drag and drop it.

Attention:

1) The newly added files can be dragged directly. The original, must be replaced by the right side of the file back to the local folder, so as not to commit errors, so that the server is paralyzed, unable to start.

2)         Auto-generated files must not be submitted! Example: meta-inf

3) do not submit the Pom file, if the jar package is missing, upload the jar package directly to Lib files can

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After drag and drop, you can restart the server via Putty.exe.

3. Open Putty.exe and restart the server

First start, enter the host name, Port, save session (your own meaningful name), select Load, you can save a bookmark-like thing, mine is FACTOR-WM. You can click it to open it. Then, you can directly double-click FACTOR-WM, no need to enter the host name, port, you can directly login to putty.

Next, we will restart the server:

1. Enter the user name PHLC

2. Enter the password hope2013

3. View the detailed catalogue LL

4. Enter a directory CD 3rddev

5. Restart Tomcat SH restart.sh

You can then access the address of the test server.

"System operation"--linux server upload test code considerations