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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by sammes <mi...@dkib.com> on 2007/01/10 10:30:10 UTC
How to automatic re-deploy sources (classes/jsp) after changing
them ???
Hi,
we are using Eclipse, Hibernate, Ant and Maven2 for a java web application.
At the moment, everytinme I change a JSP or a java class I have to "mvn
package" (redeploy etc.) the whole app.
Then I have to restart our jBoss/tomcat server.
Is there a way to automatical redeploy/refresh this after changing something
?
When I use eclipse/java/ant without maven, I have the hotdeploy. And if
hotdeploy does not work (for e.g. changing a base class), I only have to
restart the jBoss server.
But with the current configuration, I always have to do all (stop server,
mvn package, restart server).
It would be great if you have any idea for this problem!
regards
Michael
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Re: How to automatic re-deploy sources (classes/jsp) after changing them ???
Posted by Stephane Nicoll <st...@gmail.com>.
Check the war:inplace goal and the cargo plugin.
On 1/10/07, sammes <mi...@dkib.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> we are using Eclipse, Hibernate, Ant and Maven2 for a java web application.
>
> At the moment, everytinme I change a JSP or a java class I have to "mvn
> package" (redeploy etc.) the whole app.
>
> Then I have to restart our jBoss/tomcat server.
>
> Is there a way to automatical redeploy/refresh this after changing something
> ?
>
> When I use eclipse/java/ant without maven, I have the hotdeploy. And if
> hotdeploy does not work (for e.g. changing a base class), I only have to
> restart the jBoss server.
>
> But with the current configuration, I always have to do all (stop server,
> mvn package, restart server).
>
> It would be great if you have any idea for this problem!
>
> regards
> Michael
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-automatic-re-deploy-sources-%28classes-jsp%29-after-changing-them-----tf2951453s177.html#a8254463
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Re: How to automatic re-deploy sources (classes/jsp) after
changing them ???
Posted by Petr Ferschmann <pf...@softeu.com>.
Hello,
in case you use only servlet container, you could use jetty plugin
(jetty:run).
But when you use EJB ...
sammes píše v St 10. 01. 2007 v 01:30 -0800:
> Hi,
>
> we are using Eclipse, Hibernate, Ant and Maven2 for a java web application.
>
> At the moment, everytinme I change a JSP or a java class I have to "mvn
> package" (redeploy etc.) the whole app.
>
> Then I have to restart our jBoss/tomcat server.
>
> Is there a way to automatical redeploy/refresh this after changing something
> ?
>
> When I use eclipse/java/ant without maven, I have the hotdeploy. And if
> hotdeploy does not work (for e.g. changing a base class), I only have to
> restart the jBoss server.
>
> But with the current configuration, I always have to do all (stop server,
> mvn package, restart server).
>
> It would be great if you have any idea for this problem!
>
> regards
> Michael
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Re: How to automatic re-deploy sources (classes/jsp) after
changing them ???
Posted by Gr...@Countrywide.Com.
"sammes" <mi...@dkib.com> wrote on 01/10/2007 03:30:10 AM:
> we are using Eclipse, Hibernate, Ant and Maven2 for a java web
application.
>
> At the moment, everytinme I change a JSP or a java class I have to "mvn
> package" (redeploy etc.) the whole app.
>
> Then I have to restart our jBoss/tomcat server.
>
> Is there a way to automatical redeploy/refresh this after changing
something
> ?
>
> When I use eclipse/java/ant without maven, I have the hotdeploy. And if
> hotdeploy does not work (for e.g. changing a base class), I only have to
> restart the jBoss server.
>
> But with the current configuration, I always have to do all (stop
server,
> mvn package, restart server).
>
> It would be great if you have any idea for this problem!
This has been discussed a few times. I've offered a solution that works
for my team that is discussed in this thread:
http://www.nabble.com/tomcat-deployer-tf2628178s177.html#a7340060
-Greg Vaughn
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