Indeed, you can "expand" the WAR file structure using directories and
sub-directories, and then point to the root directory of the web application in
your server.xml file, as in...
<application name="mywebapp" path="file:c:/projects/mywebapp/" />
which points to a directory structure like
c:/projects/mywebapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
c:/projects/mywebapp/WEB-INF/classes/...
c:/projects/mywebapp/index.html
c:/projects/mywebapp/login.jsp
This makes it much easier during development than manipulating files in the
.war file itself.
Mike
Kurt Hoyt wrote:
> I'd like to develop my web app without having to package everything up into
> a .war file or .ear file first. Is this possible with Orion? My reading of
> the docs seems to imply that it isn't.
>
> Also, can the various applications "talk" to each other? Can one web app,
> for example, use EJBs from another application?
>
> Kurt in Atlanta
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