Hi, for a 2 minute demo of how nice the maven jetty integration is,
try this:
(You must have Maven and SVN client installed)
$ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/struts2/tags/
STRUTS_2_0_6/apps/mailreader/
$ cd mailreader
$ mvn jetty:run
Open your browser to localhost:8080/struts2-mailreader/
Have fun!
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James Mitchell
On May 1, 2007, at 6:16 PM, Antony Stubbs wrote:
We're developing a Struts application which will be deployed onto
Websphere
eventually.
However, I find Websphere very heavy weight do use during
development -
publishing seems to take for ever, and seems as thought for many
changes it
must be restarted.
What's a common container to use during development that will
facilitate the
fastest (computer burden-wise) code, deploy, test, code, deploy,
test cycles
etc?
I've tried Tomcat, and that seems to work better, but it still has
to be
restarted (well, eclipse (RAD actually) seems to insist on
restarting it).
Jetty? And are there any guides out there to guide in setting up
the fastest
environment?
Is there anyway to get changes instantaneously viewable aka
Grails / Rails
etc?
I will need to setup JNI for the datasource (DB2 and Oracle) in the
container, and even better have the container support
j_security_check.
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