# Customising MifosX

We assume that you have installed the MifosX using the latest builds of fineract and community-app. If not, please check this link on how to install MifosX using the latest builds.

We also assume that you have good knowledge of basic commands according to your operating system related to MifosX. You may want to read the guide on how to build MifosX from the latest builds to make yourself comfortable.

### Building Fineract

After you make your changes to fineract, you can [refer to this guide](https://github.com/apache/fineract#instructions-to-build-a-war-file) on how to build fineract and where you would find a .war file.

### Building Community-App

After you make your changes to community-app, you can refer to this guide on how to build community-app. Remember, you have to build it in production mode and copy\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ folder.

Rename \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ folder to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ first and then you should proceed to move it to tomcat.

### Making changes to Tomcat

Make sure you stop the tomcat server and delete the fineract-provider folder inside the webapps folder.&#x20;

1. Copy the war file - //TODO
2. Copy the community-app folder - //TODO
3. Restart the tomcat server.


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