> they are deployed (trim extra whitespace from JSPs, assemble help
Hi Max,
Do you use an Ant task to trim whitespaces from JSPs?
Thanks,
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Using a local dev server (each developer runs their own server locally)
and pointing it to one of your working directories that contains an
exploded app is nice. The time it takes to deploy changes needs to be
short to keep productivity up -- it seems unlikely that a process that
involved creating
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In the one or two instance
our box as the dev/test box runs. The only
real purpose to stick it on the test box is for our customers to hit.
Eddie
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the test box is for our customers to hit.
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Here is a tomcat specific setup of the app:
Folder web is much war like! But... next to it in ../mds/src is where
src
I couldn't agree with Craig more. Especially when we're talking about
development, I can't concieve of having to WAR things up, whether it's
going on my own machine or a remote box. I've even seen some people
work with something like Resin that will pick up ANY change instantly
and automatica
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 17:58:20 -, McDonnell, Colm (MLIM)
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> Have you considered deploying exploded versions of your WAR file in the
> development environment?
This approach works great for me ... the lack of copying really
improves turnaround time on redeployments duri
et out of production boxes though
:-)
Eddie
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Here is a tomcat specific setup of the app
Here is a tomcat specific setup of the app:
Folder web is much war like! But... next to it in ../mds/src is where
src is.
hth,
.V
Dahnke, Eric (Company IT) wrote:
Thanks for the response. In this case then, the dev/ folder is
presumably under vcs and the layout would be fairly WAR based?
Thx.
gt; Subject: Re: WAR based project layout vs Sun J2SE blueprint layout
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> I think most projects point "Tomcat" to the dev folder, and
> then issue a
> reload command. As soon as you change JSP or java and
> "reload", you see it.
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> Read up
I think most projects point "Tomcat" to the dev folder, and then issue a
reload command. As soon as you change JSP or java and "reload", you see it.
Read up on tomcat reload and then find out your container'saproach.
.V
Dahnke, Eric (Company IT) wrote:
Hello List Members,
Whether to layout a proj
I'm a big believer in simplicity. To that end, the way we work here at my
behest, at least during development, is that applications are simply zipped up
when they need to be moved somewhere and deployed in exploded form. All
developers have Tomcat on their desktop, set up identically, so they
Damn, that's not bad is it. I had thought of variations of that, but
hadn't considered ant. Those types of ant tasks would be fast too
wouldn't they.
Having client siders use ant is not a show stopper (they use it now to
reload after struts-conf and tiles-defs changes they make). Thanks
> Hav
Eric,
Have you considered deploying exploded versions of your WAR file in the
development environment? The client side coders could then copy their
deltas directly into the application without having to build and
redeploy it. The means of copying the files could be automated by making
the explod
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