What is the smallest footprint can I get Kepler/Web service to be on a
deployed server? Currently deployed it's ~ 2.0 gigs. I'm asking for
suggestions where I can prune extra items, or at least make this process easier
to use with CVS. I'm currently archiving a zipped version of webservice
directory in CVS. So here's what I'm doing so far:
My current "build procedure" is the following:
(From build-area) :
ant compile
ant jar
cp ../mymodules/target/mymodule.jar
../webservice/KeplerWebService/lib/kepler/
ant package -Dname=keplerPkg
What I end up with is :
-rw-r--r-- 1 me users 834M Jan 13 19:28 keplerPkg.zip
Which gets deployed to a baseline server.
Once it's unpackaged, on the server, the following steps are executed:
1. webservice/KeplerWebService/conf/wfWSProps.properties is updated
with the proper information
2. From webservice/KeplerWebService/
ant compile/generate.service and deployToTomcat.
Are there any tricks to making this deployment smaller? One approach I
tried, was to build Kepler once (like I described)
and any updates I made to my actors. I would deploy the actors to
webservice and zip/copy the webservice directory. That turned out to
still be 125 mbs. Smaller, but it felt clumsy. Any better approaches?
Thanks,
JSA
