Have u tried sharing the drive as a network drive with permissions on it ??
then get the jsp developer to map the network to a drive on his computer On Friday 21 March 2003 5:01 am, Dan Allen wrote: > I am looking for some advice/articles on setting up my struts > application so that all members of the team can all work with it. > Let me first state my situation/dilemma and let you know what I am > looking for. > > 1. I have a source tree (/home/me/src/struts/projects/project1) > outside of the web folder (ie /var/tomcat/webapps) where I am > coding. When I change a source file I run `ant build` and `ant > reload`, if I just change a web file, I run `ant update`. All of > these processes copy the files into the > /var/tomcat4/webapps/project1 folder and change the state of the > running application (if necessary) > > 2. My JSP developer, working on his own computer, copies down all > the web files, modifies the ones he is working on and ftps them back > to the source folder > > 3. I then have to run `ant update` to move the web files to the > container. > > This is obviously not the way to do things, but we just got started > using struts 2 weeks ago and haven't had a chance to organize > things. Now it is time to organize things. I am running Eclipse > and it makes it very easy to rebuild and restart the application or > container, but I am not sure how to handle the case of multiple > developers on mutiple computers. > > In short, how does the JSP developer update the web content and > restart the application from a remote computer and still keep the > files in sync with what I am working on? I have CVS experience and > I guess I could setup CVS, but that still doesn't handle the issue > that the source repository is outside of the container and something > needs to move the files into the container and possibly restart the > applicaiton or container if necessary (if there is a change to > struts-config.xml or tiles-definitions.xml). > > My JSP developer is coming from the viewpoint of just uploading a > page and being able to access it, so this is all foreign to him. > Since an action must proceed every page, it is necessary to restart > the application each time a change to struts-config.xml is made. > Plus, the JSP developer has to use struts-console (or edit by hand, > prone to error) the struts-config.xml file. > > I am looking for a tutorial on setting up a team to run struts. > Anyone, any info, please! > > Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
