Thanks Stan. That's what I needed to know: the directory name. It should be
my-app.ear/ . I'll try that out. As for copying files, I can make it
automatically update the JSPs only with about two lines of shell script. Such
is the joy of Linux.
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One option is to use an exploded directory off off /deploy like this:
server/default/deploy/myear.ear/application.xml
server/default/deploy/myear.ear/mywar.war/WEB-INF/web.xml
...
If you don't want to work out of the JBoss /deploy directory, you can tell the
JBoss deployer to also look in your p
Hmm, how do I deploy them as exploded packages? Do I just leave it as a
directory and copy that directory over?
As for synchronizing files, that's easy to do with standard Linux tools (I run
on Linux). I can just make something do a find in the directory once a second
for any file modified in
You should deploy the ear package and all sub packages as exploded packages.
Changes made in the jsp pages in the exploded package is immidiatly visible.
I am using MyEclipse for my J2EE development. One of its big advantages is its
hot deployement. It also automaticly deploys you jsp, jsf, xhtm
If you use JBoss IDE you can configure the debugger to reload your classes.
See the JBoss IDE tutorial for more info.
Yes, I think PHP is better for fast development :(
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