well create a directory on the clients machine called home/something
and put all files you'd have in your war file there. (like in jar -xf
myapp.war).
Than if you want to update anything, you just update the part you need
in this directory; same for the client, if he wants to update some
html fil
Leon Rosenberg-3 wrote:
>
> hmm,
>
> why don't you put the expanded web-app structure on the client's
> machine somewhere else than under tomcat, put your new files therein
> and repackage the .war on the machine directly?
>
> regards
> Leon
>
Please give me the detailed explanation ot you
Vlasov Igor wrote:
All libs MUST be in WEB-INF/lib. And i want to use standart procedure of
detecting new .war and its deployment process BUT a want to manually control
what files to undelpoy during this process
Thus i can prevent that libs ant CLIENT UPLOADED FILES to delete from
unpacked dir
hmm,
why don't you put the expanded web-app structure on the client's
machine somewhere else than under tomcat, put your new files therein
and repackage the .war on the machine directly?
regards
Leon
On 1/10/07, Vlasov Igor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mikolaj Rydzewski-2 wrote:
>
> Vlasov Ig
Mikolaj Rydzewski-2 wrote:
>
> Vlasov Igor wrote:
>> I have one commercial project and want to deploy it throw .war deployment
>> process.
>> My application uses external libs (10 mb) which must presents in
>> WEB-INF\lib
>> dir. All app size is 12mb.
>>
>> How can i avoid of putting all that l
Vlasov Igor wrote:
I have one commercial project and want to deploy it throw .war deployment
process.
My application uses external libs (10 mb) which must presents in WEB-INF\lib
dir. All app size is 12mb.
How can i avoid of putting all that libs in .war file and transfer only
actual content of
