All,
Please drop this one from your radar. As I am learning I am finding out
just how much I don't know and how my assumptions from my previous
Windows / IIS / ASP platform experience just doesn't apply to this one.
I have been 'enlightened' and now have a grasp of how basic this
question wa
Apologies for the response method, I have everyone this time.
OK. So you recommend using the default settings and I can certainly
understand that. But doesn't that put me back in the position of having
to specify the TARGET folder in the site URL? Which is a similar
situation to my original qu
I'd recommend to use the default settings provided by Maven, i.e., keep
using the target folder.
Also, keep the mailing list in your response mails otherwise I'll be the
only one seeing them.
Gj
On Tue, Feb 19, 2019 at 7:24 PM Bob Senkewicz wrote:
> OK. First, thanks for the guidance. I am gr
Recommend you start with Maven | Web Application, i.e., that you have a
Maven based application instead of Ant based as you have now. In the
upcoming release, it will be clearer that that is the preferred starting
point.
When you build, you'll then have a 'target' folder as in any Maven project:
Which type of project are we talking about? I.e., which project did you use
in the New Project dialog at the start?
Gj
On Tue, Feb 19, 2019 at 4:53 PM Bob Senkewicz wrote:
> Trying to set up and deploy first sites.
>
> NetBeans 8.2, JDK 8.0.181, Tomcat 8.0, IIS 8
>
> I know this is basic stuff
Trying to set up and deploy first sites.
NetBeans 8.2, JDK 8.0.181, Tomcat 8.0, IIS 8
I know this is basic stuff but here goes...
Defined Application on web server as "myapp" (names changed to protect
the innocent). Netbeans creates a folder "Web" and places all source in
this folder. Pages a
