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Step 4. From the FlexDeploy Tomcat distribution, copy /apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/webapps/flexdeploy.war into <FlexDeploy Home>/apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/webapps (overwrite existing file). If you want to take backup of existing file, please copy it outside of FlexDeploy installation folder to avoid confusion later.
Step 5. If using the Salesforce integration, from the FlexDeploy Tomcat distribution, copy /apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/lib/ant-salesforce.jar into <FlexDeploy Home>/apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/lib.
Step 6. Configure Tomcat logging as per Tomcat Logging Setup.
Step 7. If using IBM ClearCase, you will need to copy some jar files from your ClearCase server to the FlexDeploy installation
Copy all of the jar files found in the com.ibm.rational.teamapi_8.0.1.vxxx folder of your ClearCase server to <FlexDeploy Home>/apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/lib.
Step 8Review context.xml changes as per FlexDeploy Release Notes.
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Step 97 . Start tomcat by running the following script
<FlexDeploy Home>/apache-tomcat-flexdeploy/bin/startup.sh (startup.bat on Windows)
Step 108. Launch FlexDeploy in your browser - http://<hostname>:<port>/flexdeploy
Step 119. There is no need to activate plugins manually. FlexDeploy will automatically upload and activate new versions of plugins once they are copied to plugins folder. You will notice that plugins that you copied in Step 8 will eventually be uploaded automatically and folder will not have any jar files left. You can also look at Administration - Plugins in UI and see newer versions of plugins.