>
> Our question is whether, during the implementation stage (when we are
> creating, testing and debuging code), we should install and
> run the whole
> application in everyone�s owns computers, or we should all
> work in a common
> server.
>
> The former option frees the individual desktops from the
> burden of running
> the JVM and the J2EE application, and for this reason would
> be our preffered
> option. However we do not know how we can coordinate
> everyones development
> effort in a single environment, since apparently everytime
> someone has to
> test code, the whole application has to be shut-down and redeployed.
Here each developer runs the servers on their own machines, and has their
own database schema on a central server.
The additional "burden" is really a very small financial burden; all you
need is 128-256MB additional memory per machine, and everything is fine.
Working on a shared environment can lead to a mess where everyone encounters
everyone else's bugs.
>
> What is Sun�s advice on the best practice regarding this issue ?
> Thanks.
>
- Avi
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