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Question run Java app with Docker plesk extention

andrey1981spb

New Pleskian
Greetings to all!
I am absolutely new in docker/plesk.

I have the task to run a java-web-application in Plesk-server.

Since Plesk does not support tomcat java applications directly, my team-lead set me the following subtasks:
1. locate my web-application in Docker-container;
2. Run this container in sub-domain of Plesk.

I solved the first subtask successfully. In particular, I added my war in docker-directory, run the container and pushed in Docker Hub-repository.
Then my repository uploaded in Plesk.

At the next stage I need to locate files of my web-project in files-directory of domain in Plesk.
But, I have not clear idea how to do this... By file-manager I can upload only zip-archive (not war!).
May be, there is another way. For example, import files manually and prescribe some special environment variables?
Help me, please!!!
 
This seems like a worthy pursuit - any luck?

Interesting that you chose to use a war file instead of a runnable jar file...
 
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