Plesk supports deploying and managing
Java application in order to enable users to
set up hosting with JSP support. Click the
Tomcat icon on the Domain Administration
page, to access the Java Applications
Management functions.
At this page you can activate/deactivate the Tomcat service that serves the Java applications, upload the application archive files (.WAR files) and remove them, start/stop/restart applications, and access them.
Users can only manage the Java application through Plesk interface. Managing them through the Tomcat manager was disabled in order to maintain coherence of Plesk Tomcat configuration.
The status of Tomcat service and the status of an application are represented by the following icons:
| Icon | Meaning |
|---|---|
| The Tomcat service status | |
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means that the Tomcat service is activated |
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means that the Tomcat service for the domain is presently deactivated. |
| The application status | |
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means that the application is activated |
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means that this application is presently deactivated and inaccessible. |
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means that application is inaccessible. |
In order to disable the support of Tomcat web applications the Tomcat service can be deactivated. When the Tomcat service is deactivated, all active Java applications also change their status to 'inaccessible' while all inactive applications remain unchanged.
Activation of the Tomcat service enables access to active applications.
When the Tomcat service is activated,
the status icon will change to
,
and so will the status icons of the
Tomcat web applications at this domain
that were active before deactivating the
Tomcat service.
To activate/deactivate the Tomcat service:
Enable or
Disable icon respectively. The
confirmation will appear
querying whether you actually
wish to change the status of the
Tomcat service.To upload a new Java application archive file, follow these steps:
Add New Java Application.Only .war format (Web-application archive) files can be uploaded. The application file cannot be named as manager.war
You can restart the installed Java applications directly from the control panel. In order to stop, start or restart an application follow these steps:
icon (Start the web
application).To stop an
application: click the
icon (Stop the web application).
To restart an application:
click the
icon (Restart the web
application).
The current application state will be
indicated with an icon:
(ON) for a web application running, and
(OFF) for a web application stopped.
An application can be accessed simply by clicking on its name in the Tomcat web applications list. The selected application's interface will open in a new browser window.
If an application is disabled, it cannot be accessed, and therefore, the link to it is also disabled.
You can remove one or several applications at the same time. To remove an application: