Hi,
if you use Eclipse Web-Edition and run Tomcat out of Eclipse (Preferences > Servers > Runtime Environment), you have even "hot-code-replace" out of the box. So you just have to "save" and hit "F5" ;-) The server therefore needs to run in debug-Mode.
This works as long as you don't make structural changes to the code (new Classes, new Methods).
Cheers, Gerald Am 21.06.2010 08:34, schrieb Rana Singh:
Dear magnolians, We've started working with Magnolia and are excited about its possibilities and are now digging into it to understand how it works. Our working environment: - we have a custom module integrated into Magnolia where we make our code. We are using Eclipse as our IDE and Tomcat as the web-server. Question: - Every time we make a change in code we need to build the solution and redeploy Magnolia to tomcat to be able to actual test it in Magnolia. This is timeconsuming and I am wondering if there are any other way to do things, can we hotdeploy or work on a running instance of Magnolia? There are probably more ways to setup the environment, how do you work with Magnolia and webserver? Thanks for all help! Regards -- -- Rana Ranjit Singh Solutions Engineer | +47 413 50 220 Iterate AS | www.iterate.no <http://www.iterate.no> The Lean Software Development Consultancy
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