from my understanding, WAR files are self extracting. once you put the war file in
the appropriate directory and it is called by the client it will extract the files
and create the appropriate directory.
Sujoy Kumar Bose wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can somebody simplify the terms used in the followimg mail.I quote
>
> >From :Nestel, Frank [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> "Thank you again. I've only read the servlet 2.2 specs yet to know
> that a war file is a special kind of jar file. So I guess I know
> how to contruct a war file.
>
> But new questions arise:
> * How do I configure the servlet container to fetch files from an
> war archive instead of an directory (a sample web.xml would be nice)
> * Are there limitations in existing 2.2 engines (Resin is one of our
> current favorites) concerning war-Archives?
> * How is it possible to remove all JAVA/JSP source code from an
> application before shipment.
>
> Thank you again.
> "
>
> Rgds,
>
> Sujoy
>
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