Hi,
I use CVS to archive the files of my application.
My CVS tree strucutre is something like that:
MyApp
Archive - contains MyApp.war
Doc - contains documentation
Project - contains the JBuilder project for my application
Src - contains all JavaSources required for the
application
(Action, Form, JavaBean classes)
But under Tomcat I must use a files system like
MyApp
Meta-Inf
Layouts
Images
Pages
Web-Inf
at thre root we find all the configuration files
- classes
- lib
-src (that points on the CVS MyApp/src directory)
I thought that I could have two separated strcuture and save only
the CVS strcure and
the .war in that allows to deploy the application under Tomcat.
Do I must also archive JSP and configuration file (Web.xml) ?
It is bad to only archive the .war, isn't it ? because if I change a
JSP file I must update
the .war in order to check it in CVS.
We must have only one file strcutre, isn't it ?
MyApp
Archive - contains MyApp.war
Doc - contains documentation
Project - contains the JBuilder project for my application
Tomcat - root for the Tomcat structure
Meta-Inf
Layouts
Images
Pages
Web-Inf
at thre root we find all the configuration
files
- classes
- lib
-src (that points on the CVS MyApp/src
directory)
But I don't need to save classes and lib in CVS. It is not a good
solution.
How do you work ?
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
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