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# Setting Up a Spring Boot Java Application on OpenPanel
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Running Java applications on OpenPanel is simple and efficient. Follow the steps below to get your [Spring Boot](https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot) application up and running.
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## Step 1: Upload the .jar File
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Once your Spring Boot application is packaged into a `.jar` file, upload it to your OpenPanel account.
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Here is an example [helloworld.jar](https://github.com/stefanpejcic/OpenPanel/tree/main/applications/java) file that you can use for testing.
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To upload the.jar file to OpenPanel account use one of the following methods:
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- [**FileManager**](/docs/panel/files/#upload-files) within OpenPanel
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- [**FTP**](/docs/panel/files/FTP/) for remote file transfers
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- [**WebTerminal**](/docs/panel/advanced/terminal/) for terminal-based file uploads
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- [**Remote SSH**](/docs/panel/advanced/ssh/) for secure shell file uploads
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## Step 2: Run the Application
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1. Log in to **OpenPanel** and navigate to **AutoInstaller**.
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2. In the **Type** dropdown, select **Java**.
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3. In the **Startup Script** section, add the path to your `.jar` file.
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4. Specify the **domain** and **port** on which you want the app to run locally.
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5. Click **Create** and wait for the process to complete.
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OpenPanel will automatically install the required tools, including **NPM**, **PM2**, **Java**, and **JDK**. It will then start your application, configure a reverse proxy for the domain to the specified port, and ensure that your app starts automatically when the system boots up.
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By following these steps, your Spring Boot application will be fully set up and running on OpenPanel.
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