The installation must be executed under the user who has local computer administrator permissions.
A web application server end is installed to the Java web server (servlet container) using the pp.war special archive of web application (common for x86 and x64 platforms). The unpacking and setup process depends on the Java version in use.
Examples of installing web application back end on Apache Tomcat web server:
On Red Hat Enterprise Linux OS: Installing Web Application Back End on RHEL.
On Ubuntu OS: Installing Web Application Back End on Ubuntu.
On Astra Linux OS: Installing Web Application Back End on Astra Linux.
On Debian OS: Installing Web Application Back End on Debian.
By default, the web application is installed at the path:
http://<workstation>:<port>/pp
Where:
<workstation>:<port>. Name of the workstation and address of the port where the Java web server functions.
pp. Name of the virtual directory that stores the web application.
Then specify basic settings of the web application.
NOTE. Advanced settings of a Java web application are determined in the file web.xml stored at S\pp\WEB-INF (where "S" is a path to the folder with installed web application). Used parameters are described in documentation for Servlet 2.5 specification.
See also:
System Requirements for Web Application Server | Installing Web Application on Linux OS | Installing Oracle Java