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I am doing something similar. I have a test site and the
production site. A stable test build becomes the production site,
and work continues on the test site. However, since many of my
classes are in flux, I have a serious problem serializing some
of my objects. The new test code will not deserialize the old
production objects becuase the class ids are not same. I can't
tell how many times I have rebuilt the user files due to a small
change in the user class. Any suggestions on how avoid this problem?
-Tom
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> Has anyone used this idea to stage releases also on a production
> machine? What I am thinking about here is on a production server,
> to partition releases of a site to allow an updated site to be completely
> updated and tested on the production server as part of the final
> release process. In other words, start with zone "release1" which say
> is now the production code. As part of the final transition to release2,
> have it running to do FINAL testing, then just replace the index.html
> file at the root of the site, now pointing to release2.
>
> Any thoughts from anyone out there? What I am trying to do is make
> the transition between releases less hectic where we can do a day
> or two of really FINAL testing on a production server while still
> allowing the production site to run. Then switch the switch and be
> sure that everything is there.
>
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