Use idea to create a Java Web project and deploy

Before you go to sleep, Alan will share with you the idea's installation and basic configuration. Use idea to create a Java Web and deploy access.

Open Idea,file>new>project, enter Java Enterprise to create a Web application project, select the JDK to use

Click Next

Modify the name of the project click Finish, open the project you just created, modify the JSP file

After modifying to Hello World, let's deploy the project to the Tomcat server

Click on the small triangle on the right, select Edit Configurations ...

Open templates.

Locate the Tomcat server drop-down and click Local

Click Configure ... button to select the locally installed Tomcat server

Click OK

Then click the OK button

Click the + sign at the top left of the configuration screen

Find Tomcat Server>local click

Here's a warning warning that says we don't have a deployment project, and then we deploy the project

Select the Deployment tab and click the + sign inside

Choose Artifact ...

It will automatically select the project you just created, you can also click on the right side of the project to add or delete the project to be deployed, click Apply Application Configuration, click the OK button

The newly deployed Tomcat name will be displayed on the right side of idea, and you can click the Green Triangle Run button to run the project access

Idea helped us automatically open the project and access it successfully in the browser, so a Web project was created and run, and little Alan was ready to take a break.

Note: The version of Tomcat server supported by different idea versions may vary, and if you are in the process of deployment, after starting an error, you can consider whether this is the reason.

Conclusion: Stay focused and the world will make way for you.

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Creating a Java Web project with idea and deploying it