Vincent Massol wrote: >Another question. Why don't you simply use the Ant <war> task ? Why do >you need it expanded ? > Once we deploy (via jmx) the exploded site application we can continue to update the content there without redeploying. That's a lot faster for the development cycle.
maven generate:site deploy:site work on the xdocs (for instance) maven generate:site The postGoal for generate:site simply updates the exploded warfile. We use the same technique on the actuall application when we're making lots of small changes to the jsp files: maven build-the-app deploy-the-app work on the jsp's maven build-the-app work on the jsp's maven build-the-app etc... Our postGoal for "build-the-app" likewise updates the exploded view. We don't have to redeploy just to test out some UI changes. Note: For preproduction/testing/production deployment we'll create a real warfile for the application and hand that to the ops group to deploy. The exploded warfiles are to facilitate our development process. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
