Deploy A Web App In Azure Using Eclipse

Step 8

Before publishing as cloud service make sure you have installed azure SDK tool.

Step 9

you will be directed to login into your Azure account.

Step 10

After logging into azure portal a management of subscriptions window will appear and you can select the two subscriptions or you can select anyone and click close.

Step 11

In the deployment to Azure web window click new button to choose web app container, by default the web app container will be an empty box. (since I have created some web container for my previous apps, so in this article I would like to select a new web app container).

Step 12

The New Web App Container window dialog box will appear. Enter a DNS label for your Web App Container, this will be the host URL for your web app in Azure. ( the name must be available and conform to Azure web app naming).

Step 13

For specifying JDK for web app, click the JDK tab, and select Deploy a 3rd party JDK available on Azure (This option will allow you to choose from the list of JDKs which are provided by Azure). We can select default option but the distribution of Java 8 version will be deployed by Azure automatically to your web app container as your JVM. We can specify a different version & distribution of the JVM for Web App. The default option will deploy a recent distribution of Java 8, and click OK.

Step 14

We can see a message of creation and deployment of application to web app container.

Step 15

In Azure activity log, status will be displayed as published by clicking the published link and a new browser will be opened and will display the message.

Step 16

If you want to stop the running process click Azure explorer as shown in the screen and double click the web apps. Right click the web app. click Stop.

I hope this article will be useful.

Thank you.