While I am not new to GWT, I am a bit new to the WAR file concept. Up
to now, I was content to roll my own when deploying my WEB
application. I use Tomcat to serve both static and dynamic web page
content under a directory/file configuration at my web hosting service
something like:
webapps
ROOT
GWT/
GWT cashe files
my .nocache.js file
index.html (my home page)
index.css (my css file)
other public files
servlet
WEB-INF
classes (my servlets)
lib (external .jar files needed by my servlets)
My web hosting service currently points http:/my-domain-name.com/ to
Tomcat's .../webapps/ROOT. I could roll my own and merge ROOT/ with
servlet/. But, can I use GWT's WAR concept to do this for me? I can
see how to do this with WAR, but the WAR's module name gives me
another level that I do not need. If I name my GWT module ROOT, would
this work, or does someone have a better idea.
Thanks,
Danny
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