Hi,
We have been doing our testing using Syncope instances that we build using 
Maven, but in some of our other environments, we will not have network access 
to the internet, so we want to be able to deploy Syncope to a new machine using 
just pre-built files (e.g., the Syncope WAR files).
I noted that when we build Syncope from Maven, we have to create the conf, 
bundles, and logs directory under the (in our case) /apps/syncope-archetype 
directory, but in these new instances we would not have an 
/apps/syncope-archetype directory.
So I was wondering how we can build those new Syncope machines?
Here's the contents of the /apps/syncope-archetype directory in one of the 
Syncope machines we made using Maven:
[root@ip-192-168-186-8 syncope-archetype]# ls
bundles  common  conf  console  core  enduser  logs  pom.xml  target

Do we even need the /apps/syncope-archetype directory for the new Maven-less 
machines?  

Or is the contents of that /apps/syncope-archetype directory ONLY FOR BUILDING 
SYNCOPE?
If some of the contents of the /apps/syncope-archetype directory is needed, can 
make the new Maven-less instance by zipping up the contents of the conf, 
bundles, and logs directories from a "donor" Syncope instance and for the new 
Maven-less machines, drop those ZIP files to an empty /apps/syncope-archetype 
directory and unzip them there, then copy the 3 pre-built Syncope WAR files 
into the Tomcat webapps directory?
For the new Maven-less Syncope machine, do we have to copy any of the other 
directories that are under the /apps/syncope-archetype directory other than the 
conf, bundles, and logs directories?


I know that we also have to copy over the JDBC and derby drivers and configure 
the JDBC in Tomcat.

Please advise.
Thanks,Jim

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