Question for you on this, since I am not big on understanding how to deploy WO apps in various scenarios, perhaps you might know. Assume I have no control of the deployment machines (Windows). I will need to install WebObjects.exe or WebObjects.dll in the "cgi-bin" directory of the webserver, I am not sure if it will be IIS or Apache. So far this I know. Now its unlikely that I am going to be able to install WebObjects on the appserver, therefore I will not have a running wotaskd to point Monitor to. Since my app is self containd, i.e. it has all the support framworks embedded in the .woa wrapper, I will not need WebObjects installed to support it, it will run on any machine (in this case Windows) that has a JVM of 1.4 or greater installed. How would I "tell" the WebObjects adapter on the WebServer to "point" to my app instances? I assume I would probably have to create some kind of "deployment descriptor" that the adapter would consult to do the right thing. I have read the WO deployment docs but its not really clear if this scenario is supported. Jerry Porter IT Distribution MS 34-202 Lincoln Financial Group One Commerce Square 2005 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 (215) 255-7031
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