Do people really deploy things to production like this? We generally just publish an EAR or WAR file to the server and keep the source in a versioning system. It seems like pretty wasteful space on a production server to have an application plus all the files that make up the application. ... at least, to me.

'course, God only knows how many apps are running on a single server - I know there are several though - each with their own server instance. There is a seperate (infrastructure) team that deploys apps. Kind of odd though. Even as split up into teams as we are, the developers *still* do the HTML/JSP pages! I can't imagine an environment where they didn't. I don't know if I'd want to. I suppose, to us, all the "development" tasks fit in the "Application Programmer" role.

... kind of helps us maximize the use we get out of production boxes though :-)

Eddie

----- Original Message ----- From: "Vic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: WAR based project layout vs Sun J2SE blueprint layout



Here is a tomcat specific setup of the app:
<Context docBase="/dev3/apps/mds/web"
        >
</Context>

Folder web is much war like! But... next to it in ../mds/src is where src is.

hth,
.V

Dahnke, Eric (Company IT) wrote:
Thanks for the response. In this case then, the dev/ folder is
presumably under vcs and the layout would be fairly WAR based?

Thx.




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