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Posted to user@velocity.apache.org by Shahar Solomianik <sh...@tikalknowledge.com> on 2001/01/10 13:04:10 UTC
EAR deployment
Can I deploy templates in an EAR file (j2ee style) ?
And then , how do I point to their location in the properties file ?
Thanks,
Shahar.
Re: EAR deployment
Posted by John Sutherland <js...@appliedtheory.com>.
E.lectronic
A.udio
R.ecording
Brian Goetz wrote:
>
> > What the hell is an EAR file? :-) Is that something you listen to? I just
> > love these acronyms that Sun comes up with. Lol!
>
> Yes, they should have saved the EAR acronym for some sort of MP3 deployment
> container...
--
John Sutherland
Software Engineer
JSutherl@AppliedTheory.com
Re: EAR deployment
Posted by Brian Goetz <br...@lx.quiotix.com>.
> What the hell is an EAR file? :-) Is that something you listen to? I just
> love these acronyms that Sun comes up with. Lol!
Yes, they should have saved the EAR acronym for some sort of MP3 deployment
container...
Re: EAR deployment
Posted by Jon Stevens <jo...@latchkey.com>.
on 1/10/2001 4:04 AM, "Shahar Solomianik" <sh...@tikalknowledge.com> wrote:
> Can I deploy templates in an EAR file (j2ee style) ?
Yes.
> And then , how do I point to their location in the properties file ?
I believe the default is:
[webapp]/templates
[webapp]/WEB-INF
So, put your templates in /templates. Don't forget to protect that directory
from direct HTTP read access by editing your web.xml.
-jon
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Re: EAR deployment
Posted by Jon Stevens <jo...@latchkey.com>.
on 1/10/2001 4:04 AM, "Shahar Solomianik" <sh...@tikalknowledge.com> wrote:
> Can I deploy templates in an EAR file (j2ee style) ?
> And then , how do I point to their location in the properties file ?
>
> Thanks,
> Shahar.
What the hell is an EAR file? :-) Is that something you listen to? I just
love these acronyms that Sun comes up with. Lol!
-jon