> From: Long [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Has anyone develop in Tomcat and deploy to Websphere?
Bodington (http://sf.net/projects/bodington) is developed and tested on
Tomcat (4.x, 5.0.x and 5.5.x - we have a mixed development team). We
deploy on a variety of containers; I believe at least one in
amit srivastava wrote:
> can any tell me the easy way to deploy an enterprise application written in
> j2ee technology on tomcat sever.
Ant build can create a .war file (see ant dist) then all you have
to do is drop the war file in the webapps directory and your
app is deployed.
In my case, I won
can any tell me the easy way to deploy an enterprise application written in
j2ee technology on tomcat sever.
On 3/7/06, Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Boris,
>
> I agree the answer is very application specific. In my situation I
> plan to support a struts-based Websphere application with
Hi Boris,
I agree the answer is very application specific. In my situation I
plan to support a struts-based Websphere application with data store
using an Oracle database.
Ideally the development environment should be as close to production
as possible, but this may not be possible.
My dev. env.
Hello,
Long wrote:
Has anyone develop in Tomcat and deploy to Websphere?
No, but similar, we are developing in WSAD and have our production
environment in
a) Apache http -> Tomcat -> WebSphere z/OS
b) Apache http -> Tomcat -> WebSphere AIX
c) Apache http -> WebSphere Solaris
It depends on t
