> . How are you copying them to the Windows machine? I create a special "pack" with all the content required to do a web upgrade. (4D Code, web pages, scripts, plugins whatever).
The pack gets "Radmin"d onto a Windows server and then things are manually copied into their right homes using "desktop drag and drop" by a human being with a mouse over a remote link. > . I don't understand why you can't just write a script to put them in the > correct place I wouldn't trust a script for an operation that only happens every couple of months. I'd need to eyeball it anyway to check everything was ok. It's not a huge time issue. The thing that bothers me is the redundancy- instead of copying the *actual* Active4D contents to the install folder, I need to make an intermediate copy in hierarchical format for the install folder. Then if I revise something else for whatever reason - even if only a few hours have passed - I get paranoid and redo the com.aparajita, even if nothing changed in there. The only place it really slows things down is in testing, where over a period of a couple of days or testing, the redundancy of the intermediate folder can occasionally cause false alarms (because you copied the last com.aparajita, forgetting you made a tiny change to Active4D but didn't redo com.aparajita). This would all be solved if all locations supported a consistent architecture. The structure folder is the odd one out - all other locations support the /conf, /libs architecture. I think I just talked myself into a feature request. Off to Issuetracker I go... Peter _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://list.aparajitaworld.com/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://active4d-nabble.aparajitaworld.com/
