Weave Analyst note #2

Note # 2

Purpose of these notes is to serve as personal logs as i continue modifying the Weave Analyst.
Weave Analyst

Using the Webstorm 10 IDE. Trying to deploy a web application.

Webstorm uses its own built-in server port, but I wanted to deploy it to the Tomcat server.

Quick fix : move the development folder in Tomcat >> webapps >> Root >>

Git updates from this new directory

TODO : write build files and deploy to the server. 

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