I am working on a project with UI side made on Angular2, and backend on NodeJs. Currently NodeJs LTE server is used. Is there a way I can deploy the whole project on another server like Apache Tomcat or Websphere or JBoss?
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yes you can when you are building the angular 2 project , a folder name /dist will be created. if the project is using angular-cli thn run this command ng build --prod.
you can put that /dist into any server .
for further details see this thread How to bundle an Angular app for production
6 Comments
Amal
could you please let me know how to deploy the /dist into a server. I am new to this, so don't have much idea for the same.
Nilasis Sen
after build you will have 3-4 main files, dist/main.bundle.js dist/vendor.bundle.js dist/polyfill.[hash].bundle.js the polyfill dependencies (@angular, RxJS...) bundled [ size: 62 KB for new Angular CLI application empty, 18 KB compressed]. dist/index.html entry point of your application. dist/inline.[hash].bundle.js webpack loader dist/style.[hash].bundle.css the style definitions dist/assetsresources copied from the Angular CLI assets configuration put it into /public if its node , or /www/html if any other server
Amal
Thank you. So I have to copy the files from /dist and put it into the server's folder right?
Amal
Okau, I am using Websphere, but cannot find any folder named like /www/http. Am I look it right? Or should I look elsewhere?
Amal
I am using NGinx server, so do I have to create a folder inside /html or simply put the bundle files inside that?
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