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  5. Deploy the PKI connector war file to the application server

Deploy the PKI connector war file to the application server

  • Rename the .war file that the build process generated (see Build the PKI connector sample implementation with Maven) to fit your organization’s naming conventions. If you name the file ROOT.war you can run it by navigating to the root of the application server in a browser. For example, if Tomcat is running the sample implementation in a .war file named ROOT.war, on a host server named myAppServer (port 443) in the BigCompany.com domain, the URL to run the sample implementation is https://myAppServer.BigCompany.com/.
  1. Deploy the .war file to the Tomcat application server. For instructions, see Tomcat Web Application Deployment. You can copy the .war file, either manually or with a deployment manager program, to the webapps directory of your application server.