I'll second the comments about still using being able to use
Eclipse+Tomcat for development--that's how I do anything but trivial
webUI development. Also, thanks for the comments being able to run
under Tomcat so you can have a single web application platform for a
number of different apps is a good use case, as well as wanting to
integrate with Apache and friends and moving the web app tier to its own
server.
We are already creating the opennms-webapp WAR file, that will continue
to be created, we'll just have to make sure we publish it next to the
main daemon package on SourceForge and snapshot sites, just as we
probably should be doing for the remote poller JAR file.
FWIW: a current build of trunk is around 190MB packaged, and about 65MB
of that is the standalone webapp. Being able to pull out the standalone
webapp would reduce our packaging size by about 33%.
- djg
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