Reputation: 6246
We have to use websphere for the production environment of a new application that we are building. I want to Use spring boot to get the rest service developed quickly. But it seems like a problem that a spring boot project has an embedded tomcat in it by default when we will deploy in production to websphere. Is there a best practice or recommendation for how we could develop a spring boot project for deployment on websphere?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 827
Reputation: 62496
Spring Boot supports the deployment as a JAR file (Default approach that uses an embedded container such as Tomcat) or as WAR file to an application server (such as WebSphere Application Server - WAS).
You can find in the reference manual the procedure to generate such a war file : Create a deployable war file
To deploy on a WAS environment, you can use this generator to help you in the configuration.
Upvotes: 3