Hi, First, feel free to shout RTFM to me - I have done, but I might have missed it.
I am currently using Maven and am evaluating other build systems. My scenario is: /core /shared /webapp-shared /webapp-1 /webapp-2 webapp-shared depends on shared depends on core both webapp-1 and webapp-2 are built independantly and both depend on webapp-shared Using maven I could create the exploded directory and then configure IntelliJ to "deploy" the web app there which resulted in hot deployment working. This was without webapp-shared. So, my first question is is this possible (with or without webapp-shared) in gradle? What steps do I need to configure hot deployment onto Tomcat in IntelliJ? I assume it is, but I just need a few pointers :) Secondly, A rather generic problem - we want to ship the same web app to multiple clients. We are thinking of having a separate "environment" tree with a separate folder for each client. We could then build each web app for a particular client which would simply involve copying all the resources (jdbc.properties etc.) out of that client folder into the exploded directory. This (I assume) is quite common - how would this be done in gradle, and is there a better way? Many thanks, Col P.S. Yes, I know - I dislike people who write lots of "how do I do this" without spending the time to figure it out themselves - my apologies - too many frameworks, not enough time :( -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Gradle-%2B-IntelliJ-%2B-Tomcat-%2B-hot-deployment-for-multi-projects---how--tp22808278p22808278.html Sent from the gradle-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
