Your best bet (as explained in my book ;) is to keep your jars in
WEB-INF/lib and classes in WEB-INF/classes, OR use Resin and specify
alternative directories for those two locations (such as lib/runtime and
build/java). The real gain is for you to use a Hotswap capable IDE, such
as Eclipse,
i've been using orionserver for development but im so tired of having to restart to test things (yes, development mode
is turned on), what app server are you guys using or tools to help accomplish this?
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Use ww1.4!
Alternatively just touch web.xml and it'll restart automatically, have
an ant task do it.
Francisco Hernandez wrote:
i've been using orionserver for development but im so tired of having to
restart to test things (yes, development mode is turned on), what app
server are you guys
I use Orion. I deploy in an .ear, and it works fine for me...
On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Francisco Hernandez wrote:
i've been using orionserver for development but im so tired of having to restart to
test things (yes, development mode
is turned on), what app server are you guys using or tools to
I've noticed that when I deploy wars to Orion, it doesn't restart either.
If we ned to touch the web.xml, then I take it we shouldn't be deploying via wars
(can't touch web.xml until it's been deployed/extracted)?
Use ww1.4!
Alternatively just touch web.xml and it'll restart automatically,
Deploying wars is slow (orion should pick up the new war though). It's
inifinitely faster during dev to use an open dir. Just point orion at
your web dir and you're all set.
Wayland Chan wrote:
I've noticed that when I deploy wars to Orion, it doesn't restart either.
If we ned to touch the
Yeah. It's not a big task, after all. (Maybe it is and I just don't
notice, since it's so trivial to do with ant.)
On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Francisco Hernandez wrote:
so you create a .ear and deploy that everytime you test some changes?
currently im not even using ant to build up a ear or war,
so you create a .ear and deploy that everytime you test some changes?
currently im not even using ant to build up a ear or war, just compiling classes into the webapp's classes dir.
Joseph Ottinger wrote:
I use Orion. I deploy in an .ear, and it works fine for me...
On Mon, 8 Dec 2003,
Yeah. It's not a big task, after all. (Maybe it is and I just don't
notice, since it's so trivial to do with ant.)
The latter is the case. It is a very big task, and you could easily
increase your development efficiency by 100% if you worked with an
exploded ear rather than earing and deploying
On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Anoop Ranganath wrote:
Yeah. It's not a big task, after all. (Maybe it is and I just don't
notice, since it's so trivial to do with ant.)
The latter is the case. It is a very big task, and you could easily
increase your development efficiency by 100% if you worked with
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