Bob, thanks for all the good pointers. This is just the information
about web-app development I've been needing but didn't know how to
find(or what to look for). I've played with ANT a bit before, but I
didn't know there was an applet to do the deployment for me(is that
process portable to diff
Just an FYI for anybody else that is trying to learn the "standard" way
of doing things in Tomcat development. The following article is out of
date with respect to the most recent version of Tomcat, but it does
provide a framework for doing JSP development using Tomcat. It also
provides code/s
On Mon, Oct 11, 2004 at 05:27:05PM -0500, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
: New Question (While I've got ya :): Given that I can use a WAR file
: to "deploy," would you advise using Tomcat 5.x as my test server,
: creating a WAR and then deploying that to a production 3.3.1 server?
: This would kinda
Bob,
You just answered my follow up to your previous email :)
Hmm, so I run a concurrent version of my production app(being
careful not to impact the databases) either on a different instance of
Tomcat or just a different context within the same instance of Tomcat.
Then when I'm ready I pa
The best advice I can give you is to investigate running your "test"
application in a different context on the server. That way, you can
recompile / alter the JSP files and everything else to your hearts
content. IF that isn't possible, Tomcat runs quite nicely on my
development machine where I c
Hello,
I'm running 3.3.1 (and yes, I'll be upgrading to 5.x in the next few
weeks as time allows) and want to reload JSP files, but not any class
files. The root of the problem is that during beta testing I'm making
lots of changes quickly(to JSP and classes/beans), but my system is in
use.
