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- In the command-line interface, go to the <geronimo_home>/bin directory.
- Type the following command:
./geronimo run
The command starts the server within the command-line interface instead of in the background. When the server is started, you can see the following information.
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- Create a new directory to hold all the application related files. In the rest of this section, this directory is referred to as <app_home>.
- In the <app_home> directory, create a plain text file named HelloWorld.jsp, and then copy the following code to this file.
Note: To save time, you can download HelloWorld.war file from this page.
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<html> <head> <jsp:useBean id="datetime" class="java.util.Date"/> <title> Basic HelloWorld JSP </title> </head> <body bgcolor="#1276C2"> <h1> <font face="tahoma" color="white"> Hello world from GERONIMO! </font> </h1> <font face="tahoma" color="white">on ${datetime}</font> </body> </html> |
To deploy an application, you must create a Geronimo specific deployment plan. To create the deployment plan for the sample application:
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deploy --user system --password manager deploy --inPlace <app_home>
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Note: As a quick alternative, the three files in this Hello World sample have been packaged into HelloWorld.war and attached to this page. To deploy it:
- Download HelloWorld.war to <war_home> on your system.
- Deploy it via:
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deploy --user system --password manager deploy <war_home>/HelloWorld.war
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When the application is successfully deployed, you can see the following message:
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