You definitely dont need to deploy your .java files
As far as your JSP files are concerned - does anyone know if it is possible
to only deploy the servlets that get generated from the JSP files?
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Subject: Removing jsp files
I'm working with JRun.
Is there a way to deploy an aplication with only the .class and .xml
files, it is to say, without deploying the .jsp and .java files?
It doesn't seem appropiate to install the source files, it seems that
once they are compiled, should be enough with installing the .class
files.
Any suggestion?
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