Christoph,
From a cursory inspection of the Axis code, it should work as it is (ie by creating and populating a directory on the fly). The underlying Jetty instance certainly supports deployment of directories, as well as deployment of wars etc. So long as the AbstractWebContainer method performDeploy is passed the directory as the second argument (as it would seem to be), Jetty should be able to deploy it. BTW: The "unpackWars" flag is usually set to true because if the war contains JSPs then they work best when extracted (this flag would have no effect if it is a directory to be deployed). Is your question motivated by having tried a deployment and it didn't work? If so, a trace would be helpful. Jan > is it (or should it) still be possible to deploy already extracted > web-applications with Jetty? > > > > In version 1.53 of org.jboss.jetty.Jetty, there is a property called > unpackWars (default set to true?) > > which seems to force Jetty to JarExtract every deployment it gets hold > of ... > > > > Jboss.net currently relies on the fact that we can create web-inf > deployment-descriptors (especially jboss-web.xml) > > from runtime configuration data (e.g., security configurations of the > AxisService) and feed it into the > > WebContainer ... > > > > I have unfortunately no idea how to do that in an alternative, e.g., > prepacked fashion as David proposed. Any help would be > > Appreciated. > > > > CGJ > > > > > _______________________________________________ Jboss-development mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-development
