Hello Bryan, I don't know that there is an official 'best way' to do this - but...
Setting up a single location for multiple web apps to find the same copy of a JavaScript library is just a matter of wrapping it up as a web app. For Dojo, we do this in Maven and create a .car file so that it can be referenced as a plug-in to be automatically deployed when something that depends on it is installed (i.e. the admin console). If you are familiar with Maven or want to make it easy for your own apps to 'automatically' deploy your additional libraries - take a look at the way we build the Dojo plug-in. You will need to have a repository available for Geronimo to find the library plugin (either local maven repo or some repository manager). If you don't care to have the Geronimo automatically install the JavaScript library when you install apps that need it - just make a .WAR file that deploys the library to the common location that you want. The downside of this is that you have to remember to deploy your JavaScript app or your regular app will not work. The plugin method is -probably- the best practice. It reduces the likelihood that you will deploy broken apps. Jay Bww00 wrote: > Looking for the best way to deploy multiple .js libraries other than dojo. > like ext-js or jquery. > > > > Thanks > Bryan
