How to get liferay portlet or theme or hook war file name?


War file name would be generated using following steps:

firstPart_WAR_secondPart


  • First Part - can be found in liferay-display.xml file within your portlet or theme or hook from <portlet id="firstPart"></portlet>

  • Second Part - you can get from Liferay home -> tomcat -> ROOT -> <Your Project Folder Name>. Just remove hyphen (-) and underscores from name.

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