I second that.
Use the exploded deploy and also use the incremental deployment (classes in
WEB-INF/dev - it's all in the link smith just mentioned). I make a change to an
XHTML file or java class and then hit the run external tools button on my
Eclipse toolbar (this is set to run the last Ant
Take a look at deploying an exploded directory structure instead of an ear/war
http://docs.jboss.org/seam/1.2.1.GA/reference/en/html/gettingstarted.html#d0e2438
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I just found that Red Hat Developer Studio actually does quite nice job
"Preview"-ing xhtml.
A part from that, be nice if I can tell JBoss to get xhtmls from a particular
directory w/o copying or deploying a complete EAR.
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I just use a .bat file to copy the {project root}/view directory to my
deployment directory. Add it as a builder for the project, set it to execute
for auto-builds and off you go. Couldn't deal with Ant firing up for every
XHTML change.
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