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# WAR Export Wizard

## Overview

This Wizard creates a Runtime Execution environment of Servoy which is package like a WAR (WebApplicationArchive). This can be deployed on a standard java application server such as Tomcat.\
You can also select if you want to export the current active solution with its modules (and other none active solutions besides the main) or to export a number of rows from all tables instead all rows.For the most part this does have the same export options as a Servoy solution export.

## War export

Here are the steps to export a .war file:

* Select **Export Solution > War export** from the context menu of the active solution node.
* Specify the file destination (defaults to your home directory).
* You can click the Browse button to specify a different location.

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* Choose your export options. Please refer to [Generating a .war file](/guides/deploy/war-deployment.md#generating-a-war-file) for options explanation.
* Click Next for additional options (if applicable to the options you selected).
* Click Finish. The solution will be exported as a .war


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