On 6/14/06, Chris Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not to be asking possibly annoying questions, but, aren't you working
on a testing or development server? Why can't you configure that
whatever way necessary? If you are allowed to put an official 1.0
release in the web root directory, or a create a mapping, than you
have little to worry about. 1.0 will be out pretty much when the
documentation is finished, the code base on CVS is solid, so I think
your immediate concern would be making sure your app runs in a proper
setup and q/a ing it.
Next stupid and annoying question, if this is a 'big company' aren't
you running enterprise and your apps can have their own instances?
By all means search and replace if you must, but please, I hope you
have that well documented for upgrades, and I hope you have a plan to
migrate that over to an easier to maintain setup!
Chris
On Jun 14, 2006, at 6:11 AM, Dave Ross wrote:
> even though it gives me a yucky feeling, I thought about shipping an
> ANT script that would "repackage" ColdSpring for you - it would come
> in handy in situations like these or when someone wants to bundle CS
> with another framework or app and not go the "you have a dependency on
> ColdSpring" route. There are plenty of downsides (especially
> upgrades), but I'm all about lowering barriers to entry - and if
> there's a standard, supported way to do it I think that would be a
> good thing.
>
> I have yet to fully test whether a straight find + replace will work,
> but it's really only AOP I'm worried about.
>
> -Dave
>
> On 6/14/06, Tom Chiverton < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On Wednesday 14 June 2006 05:43, Paul Roe wrote:
>> > access to a 7.0 server or the administrator in order to create
>> the mapping.
>>
>> Download the free dev. version and see what happens :-)
>>
>> > I put coldspring in a lower level directory after being forced
>> to not
>> > because I want to trust me.
>>
>> Gah.
>> Search and replace hell it is then to change all 'coldspring'
>> to 'foo.bar.baz.soldpsring'...
>>
>> --
>> Tom Chiverton
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