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Jason,
On 8/25/2010 4:06 PM, Jason Britton wrote:
We have a separate department
that is more marketing/static content than it is anything, they'll put
their own stuff up on the website that for the most part is not under
revision control
Any
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Jason,
On 8/24/2010 2:38 PM, Jason Britton wrote:
The short answer is: you can't separate the components of a webapp out
into separate locations.
Thanks for the response P. Understood and agreed as to the function and
purpose of .war file.
:) I got a good laugh out of your response Christopher and I
appreciate you taking the time to guide a possibly astray developer
but let me hopefully put your mind somewhat at ease in regards to our
development practices/environment. Not claiming we have anything
resembling a perfect process
On 24/08/2010 18:14, Jason Britton wrote:
I'm trying to configure a tomcat context that I could deploy the classes,
libs, web.xml using a .war file but the actual jsp's, html, web content
would not be packed up in the .war file and would live in a directory
outside of the exploded war
On 24/08/2010 18:14, Jason Britton wrote:
I'm trying to configure a tomcat context that I could deploy the classes,
libs, web.xml using a .war file but the actual jsp's, html, web content
would not be packed up in the .war file and would live in a directory
outside of the exploded war
The short answer is: you can't separate the components of a webapp out
into separate locations.
Thanks for the response P. Understood and agreed as to the function and
purpose of .war file. The reasoning for the separation is that in our
current environment we have users from 3 or so
In Tomcat 7 you could use an alias.
Mark
Definitely interested. Is there a time frame on when 7 will have a non-beta
release? Thanks for the heads up.
Jason
On 24/08/2010 20:00, Jason Britton wrote:
In Tomcat 7 you could use an alias.
Mark
Definitely interested. Is there a time frame on when 7 will have a non-beta
release? Thanks for the heads up.
The more people that test it and report problems, the sooner it will be
out of beta. Hint, hint
I'll put tomcat 7 on our dev environment and have a go at it. I'm
excited about the alias functionality, thanks so much for pointing it
out Mark, from the 7.0 docs:
aliases attribute of the context element:
This attribute provides a list of external locations from which to
load resources for
