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Q on Split-directory-structure..
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sedj
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- Aug 6, 2002
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What is a "split directory structure" ?
What servlet container are you using ?
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What servlet container are you using ?
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Hi Sedj,
I am using weblogic 8.1. Everytime you make a change to a HTML file or a JSP file..we need to rebuild the entire web module , build the ear file and then redeploy. To avoid rebuilding and redeploying...one can use a split-directory structure..but I wasn't sure that applies to JSP pages also or not..
need to find that out. I think it is a Weblogic Specific thing.
henry
I am using weblogic 8.1. Everytime you make a change to a HTML file or a JSP file..we need to rebuild the entire web module , build the ear file and then redeploy. To avoid rebuilding and redeploying...one can use a split-directory structure..but I wasn't sure that applies to JSP pages also or not..
need to find that out. I think it is a Weblogic Specific thing.
henry
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