On 11/4/10 4:44 PM, Michael Ludwig wrote:
Hello Antoine,
Thanks for your feedback. Our application is not Java, it's a script
app. There's currently lots of stuff in Subversion including lots of
static content, most of which never changes. A typical update means
replacing ten to thirty files and possibly deleting some. Which is
why I don't want to deploy the full app, just the diff.
OK
It could be zipped, of course; but it would have to be unzipped again,
and we don't have shell access to the server (just RDP, but I don't know
how to automate that), so we're dealing with network share access here,
and thus zipping/unzipping is even counter-productive.
You could install cygwin and cygwin/ssh on the server, provided that the
sysadmins give you this level of access.
We do have a Hudson server, but given the state of our app, there is not
much we can use it for at the moment.
We're planning to do something very similar; to have a simple config
preprocessor involving property files for environment data to adapt the
configuration our scripts can read for various environments.
your LDAP = our property files
your property file templates = our script config templates
your property files = our script config
Sounds good. I was also using property files before moving to LDAP.
Regards,
Antoine
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