Hi Daljeet,
For deployment of web components I usually package up all the file in a WAR
file with the deployment descriptor and put it in the deploy directory. The
JBoss server detects the XML file and does the deployment file. I have
created a batch file for myself which does the process of packaging the
files, making the jar and copying it across to the deploy directory.
I was reading that there is another way to do this while you are staging
your application, if I happen to find the article I will let you know.
Hope this helps.
Devraj
At 19:51 3/07/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>A real starter's question? Here it goes?
>
>Where do I start?
>
>I am using JBoss/Tomcat bundle. If I deploy my JSP/servlets under
>tomcat/webapps, than my jboss-web.xml file is being ignored and to deploy
>it under jboss/deploy I have to create a ear/war/jar each time I make a
>change to a JSP (this time jboss-web.xml is being read by JBoss)
>
>Are we totally down the wrong road??
>
>Thanks
>Daljeet Singh
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