Hi all,
I am deploying five web-apps in one application. I have a single /src dir
that is built into one app, then copied to the other four apps. All five
apps use the same classes. First, I am wondering if this makes sense to copy
the compiled classes to each web-app, or if there is a "central" repository
capability of an application (ear) that allows more than one web-app
deployed within it to access the same .class file from which to create
instances. I do NOT mean the ability to "share" an instance across web-apps,
I just want to find out if there is a better way to store the .class files
one time, rather than five times.
Along the same lines, all five web-apps use the same set of images, with
each having some images specific to itself. Is there a better scheme than
what I am doing by having all five web-apps each contain the same series of
images? It seems to me that there should be some sort of "commin" folder at
the application (ear) level. This sure would make the ear file a lot smaller
for remote deployment!
Thanks.
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