Hi!
No it's not necessary to deploy your tests in a WAR. When you "cactify" a
war, it just verify - and add if necessary - if the cactus libraries and few
files are in your war.
So if you put the right files manually in an home-made archive, it will do
the same !
Be carrefull, if necessary get the .jsp file needed from a cactified war
file. (just do a little project, to see the files added by cactus)
Regards,
Guillaume
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To: <cactus-user@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 4:52 PM
Subject: Cactus Ant Implementation Setup.
Morning,
I am trying to setup Cactus to run in Ant... Everywhere that I
read refers to using a WAR file, but we do not use WAR files to deploy
our web site. We are using JRun and Ant copies our JARs to the
'.../WEB-INF/lib' directory. In order to implement Cactus into Ant, do
I need to be deploying with a WAR file?
Thank you,
Andy
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