Of course I will Google these as well, but as we're on a time crunch I thought I'd ask here as well in the hopes someone knew the answer.
Basically we're creating a new J2EE application and trying to suss out the directory structure of the application and how it's organized in the source tree. A number of our developers like using WebSphere or Tomcat from within Eclipse. Using the debugging, etc. So I've been tasked with finding out, before we jump into any particular directory structure, with making sure the other developers can do as much as they're used to within Tomcat. I've worked with it some already and I know I can change classes and have the changes be reloaded in process in Tomcat. The big question to me is whether you can do the same thing with .page files and .html files. It strikes me that you probably can't do this with Tapestry regardless. That these are loaded as they're called, but you don't get the chance to reload them. I could be wrong, though, so hopefully someone can answer that difinitively. So in other words, could you hand edit a .page file or a .html file in Tomcat's webapps directory and have the changes take when you refreshed the page. If so then I need to figure out a directory structure or something that accomodates this inside Eclipse. I know debugging and class changes work. So that's the only real question, I guess. Preston --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
