Re: Deployment of Cocoon apps. Best practices?

[Kees van Dieren]

Thanks,
Exluding the cocoon-jars from the war works and makes deployment much 
faster which increases productivity during development (in my case, 
building and deploying a war goes +/0 2.5 minutes faster now.

Kind regards,
Kees van Dieren
Ralph Goers wrote:
Kees van Dieren wrote:
It would save much time for deployment of web-applications during
development, if the jar-files of cocoon can be placed in the 
classpath in
another place than WEB-INF/lib

For example, JBoss has the ability to put jar files in 
server/default/lib;
These jar-files are attached in the classpath of web-apps.

Will Cocoon work when all cocoon jars are placed in server/default/lib
instead of in WEB-INF/lib? The Cocoon.war  webapp will be much 
smaller and
thus deploy much faster.

 

I can't say whether it would work because I haven't tried it, but I 
don't see why not.  You could certainly modify the process so that the 
jars are not copied into the created war. In fact, the maven.xml I 
attached had an option to skip copying them.  Or you could let "unwar" 
copy them and then move them somewhere else as part of the build.

Ralph
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