Re: Best practices for GWT-Eclipse and war deployment

2010-04-06 Thread bradrover
Jon, yes I would like to eventually use maven for this. I'm not really sure how to migrate the default project structure to a maven project structure. I will look into it though. Brad On Apr 6, 11:16 am, Jon Vaughan wrote: > It would be better practice not to rely on the IDE; use the plugin to >

Re: Best practices for GWT-Eclipse and war deployment

2010-04-06 Thread Jon Vaughan
It would be better practice not to rely on the IDE; use the plugin to help you with running in dev mode and getting the project structure set-up, but then use a build tool like Maven or Ant to build the war. That way you remove any chance of human error in releasing your code and you're not tied to

Re: Best practices for GWT-Eclipse and war deployment

2010-04-06 Thread kozura
You mean just the .svn accounting folders? Not really a problem if they're in your deployment, but you can always use the --exclude option in zip to keep them out. Otherwise yes, the intent is to zip and deploy the war directory, which includes a mix of svn source files and generated files. On A

Best practices for GWT-Eclipse and war deployment

2010-04-06 Thread bradrover
Hello, I have a new GWT project, created with the Eclipse plug-in. I'm trying to figure out the best way to manage deployment and svn together with this project structure. Its difficult because the war folder has files in it that need to be under source control, yet I need to create a tomcat deploy