Re: Overwriting and not overwriting when re-deploying a warfile

2010-01-14 Thread Peter Crowther
2010/1/14 Ludwig Magnusson lud...@itcatapult.com:
 I have a problem when i deploy a new version of my webapp. I want some of
 the files in my exisiting webapp to be overwritten, and I want some to be
 left as they are.
[...]
 Is this possible in any way?

Not if the files are stored directly under the webapp.

I believe the usual workaround is to store the files somewhere else
and add a Context to serve them.  You may need to investigate single
sign-on if users require authorisation to view particular files.

- Peter

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RE: Overwriting and not overwriting when re-deploying a warfile

2010-01-14 Thread Ludwig Magnusson
Ok thanks, I'll investigate the solution.
/Ludwig

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Subject: Re: Overwriting and not overwriting when re-deploying a warfile

2010/1/14 Ludwig Magnusson lud...@itcatapult.com:
 I have a problem when i deploy a new version of my webapp. I want some of
 the files in my exisiting webapp to be overwritten, and I want some to be
 left as they are.
[...]
 Is this possible in any way?

Not if the files are stored directly under the webapp.

I believe the usual workaround is to store the files somewhere else
and add a Context to serve them.  You may need to investigate single
sign-on if users require authorisation to view particular files.

- Peter

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