Web 应用程序没有与 C++ 或类似文件不同的 make 文件。但是，它需要放置到特定的目录中...例如/var/www。
我是 Linux 打包新手，所以我的问题是，如何将我的应用程序打包到 .deb 中，以便在安装时将其放入 /etc/myprogram/bundles/myprogram-3.4 之类的文件中？我的特别是一个在 apache tomcat 上运行的 java 应用程序。
我通过仔细阅读 http:// 中的每个单词，成功创建了一个 .deb 文件。 www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide。然而，当我按照说明进行操作时，我最终得到
1) 一个 1.7kb 的 .deb 文件，而不是应有的 ~240mb，因为显然它缺少我的所有源代码。
2）很困惑，因为我不知道我是否应该编写某种makefile。我什至不知道去哪里学习这个问题的答案，然后我必须处理如何编写 makefile。
我已经在 ubuntuforums 上发布了类似的问题，但我觉得我更有可能在这里得到答复。
A web application has no make file unlike C++ or anything like that. However, it needs to be placed into specific directories...e.g /var/www.
I'm new to linux packaging, so my question is, how do I package my app into a .deb such that when its being installed, it gets put into something like /etc/myprogram/bundles/myprogram-3.4? Mine in particular is a java app running on apache tomcat.
I've managed to create a .deb file by reading painstakingly every word in http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide. However when I follow the instructions I end up getting
1) a .deb file that is 1.7kb instead of the ~240mb that it should be, because apparently it is lacking all my source code.
2) confused because I don't know whether I was supposed to write some sort of makefile. I am not even sure where to go about learning the answer to that question, and then I'd have to deal with how to write a makefile.
I've posted a similar question to ubuntuforums, but I feel like I'm more likely to get a response here.
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我使用以下命令从 Ubuntu 10.04LTS 上的 Java 项目创建了 .deb 包：
cd $PROJECT_DIRsudo checkinstall -D javac *.javaI've created .deb packages from a Java project on Ubuntu 10.04LTS with the following commands:
cd $PROJECT_DIRsudo checkinstall -D javac *.javaJava程序的构建工具是ANT。使用 ANT，您可以构建 WAR 文件并将其部署到 Tomcat。
以下是其外观的简要介绍： http://javabeanz.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/how-to-create-a-war-file-using-ant/
以下是使用 ANT 构建 war 文件的教程： http://techtracer.com/2007/04/16/the-great-ant-tutorial-a-great-jump-start/
The build tool for Java programs is ANT. With ANT you build a WAR file and deploy that to Tomcat.
Here is a brief glimpse at how it looks: http://javabeanz.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/how-to-create-a-war-file-using-ant/
and here is a tutorial on building a war file with ANT: http://techtracer.com/2007/04/16/the-great-ant-tutorial-a-great-jump-start/