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> ## Running the Web Application Manager

> The `manager` is itself a Web application that is preinstalled into Tomcat, so Tomcat must be running in order to use it. You invoke a `manager` command via one of the URLs listed in Table B-1.

> Table B-1 Tomcat Web Application Manager Commands
> Function | Command
> --- | ---
> list | `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/list`
> install | `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/install? path=/``mywebapp``& war=file:``/path/to/mywebapp` `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/install? path=/``mywebapp``& war=jar:file:``/path/to/mywebapp``.war!/`
> reload | `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/reload?path=/``mywebapp`
> remove | `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/remove?path=/``mywebapp`

> Since the `manager` pages are protected Web resources, the first time you invoke a `manager` command, an authentication dialog will appear. You must log in to the `manager` with the user name and password you provided when you installed the Java WSDP.

> The document Manager App HOW-TO, distributed with the Java WSDP at <`JWSDP_HOME>``/docs/tomcat/manager-howto.html`, contains reference information about the manager application.

> There is also a GUI for the manager application. It is accessed via the URL `http://<``host``>:8080/manager/html`. As shown in Figure B-1, when you first start Tomcat, the manager application displays all the Web applications distributed with the Java WSDP.

> Figure B-1 Tomcat Manager Application

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