> Or is it that .war thing is only for J2EE server environments?
Yes, you can only deploy WAR or EAR files to a Java application server. If
you didn't install CF 7 using the Multiserver or J2EE options, you don't
have anything against which to deploy WAR or EAR files.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf S
Thanks Dave,
That was helpful.
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Dave, does that mean I can have cf7 installed with j2EE option, but not really
have a j2EE server installed and still use the war file to run a cf application?
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Hi Srinivasa
WAR files come under the J2EE spec - they are a neat way to package up
a full J2EE application and deploy it somewhere. In theory you should
be able to deploy pretty much any WAR to any J2EE server, however in
reality this is a bit like saying you can run any CSS or javascript in
any
Mark,
So can I drop the war file somewhere on a remote cf7 server or not? That part
is not clear to me still :(. We are creating a test site at the client
location, we didn't want to give them the naked source code, I didn't want to
use cfencrypt.
The client server is not going to have any J
a WAR is in effect a ZIP with some special files and formats inside.
So, this will not keep any one from viewing the contents.
DK
On 3/30/06, Srinivasa Teja Palla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark,
>
> So can I drop the war file somewhere on a remote cf7 server or not? That
> part is not clear
But, if i'm not mistaken, what's packaged inside that WAR file is
compiled java bytecode so, unless someone has a de-compiler handy, the
content is effectively unreadable. Only the structure may be visible.
Isn't that the way the cfcompile utility was supposed to work?
On 3/30/06, Douglas Knudse
> So can I drop the war file somewhere on a remote cf7 server
> or not? That part is not clear to me still :(. We are
> creating a test site at the client location, we didn't want
> to give them the naked source code, I didn't want to use cfencrypt.
>
> The client server is not going to have a
Hi Srinivasa
> > The client server is not going to have any J2EE server (other
> > than cf7 server). In this case will I be able to deploy the war
> > file on that server or not?
We've got a set up where we have a client with a number of similar
boxes. Each box has CF enterprise installed on it.
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