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# Web Application --> Deploy

This tab displays the Target, Target Type, and Deployment Status of the selected Web Application module, as well as the status of the last deployment action performed on the module. You can use the Web Application > Deploy tab to stop, redeploy, or deploy Web Application modules.

For Web Application modules that are targeted to a single server, possible Deployment Status values are:

- Available—The module is deployed to the server.
- Not Available—The module is not deployed to the server.

Web Applications that are targeted to a WebLogic Server cluster or virtual host can potentially display a Deployment Status of Partially Available, which means the EJB is deployed only to a subset of servers in the targeted cluster or virtual host. For more information about the deployment status of a Web Application targeted to a cluster or virtual host, select the module's Deployment Status from the table. The Administration Console displays a new page with the Availability Status of the module on each individual server instance. Potential Availability Status values are:

- Distributed—For staged applications, this status means the deployment files have been copied (staged) on the target server instance, but the module is not yet deployed.
- Available—The module is deployed on the target server instance.
- Not Distributed—The module has not been distributed or deployed to the target server instance.

Click the corresponding button next to the Web Application name to Stop, Redeploy, or Deploy the module.

To configure additional deployment targets for this Web application module, click the Targets tab.

## Tasks

Designating a Default Web Application

Deploying a New Web Application

Testing the Deployment

Viewing Deployed Web Applications

Stopping Deployed Web Applications

Adding or Editing Web Application Deployment Notes

Deleting a Web Application

Monitoring Web Applications and Servlets

Viewing and Updating Run-Time Descriptor Elements

## Related Topics

For more information, see:

- Web Applications
- Developing Web Applications for WebLogic Server
- Deploying WebLogic Server Applications