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| Re: .deployables [message #116361 is a reply to message #115573] |
Tue, 05 July 2005 14:43   |
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Originally posted by: jeff.duska_removethis.noaa.gov
Zohar wrote:
> What is the purpose of the '.deployables' directory?
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The the .deployables directory is an exploded view of you project. This
the area that Tomcat or another server would use, if you run you project
local. Eclipse keeps this directory in-sync with your project using the
a couple special builders.
Since the directory starts with . you cannot see it in the Java or the
J2EE Project views. You don't want this directory in CVS and Eclipse
should be smart enough to know this, but at the moment it does not. I'm
pretty sure that this is a know bug.
HTH,
Jeff Duska
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| Re: .deployables [message #118872 is a reply to message #116646] |
Sat, 09 July 2005 23:29 |
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Originally posted by: robwms63.yahoo.com
At least once a day, I do Load Resource and pick up a file from
..deployables, change it, then wonder why my changes are not reflected
after building a couple times. AFAICT, there's no way to filter that.
Larry Isaacs wrote:
> The flexible project structure allows certain pieces of what your
> project builds to come from other projects. The ".deployables"
> directory is where all the pieces from this project and others are
> collected into an appropriate directory structure.
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> For example, you can create a Dynamic Web Project and a Java Project. In
> the Dynamic Web Project open the Properties dialog and select Java Jar
> Dependencies. Check the checkbox for the Java Project and close the
> Properties dialog. Now building the Dynamic Web Project includes
> creating a jar from the Java Project and including it in the WEB-INF/lib
> under the ".deployables" directory.
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> Cheers,
> Larry
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> Zohar wrote:
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>> thanks, but what is it used for? Is there anywhere that I can read
>> about this?
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>> "Jeff Duska" <jeff.duska_removethis@noaa.gov> wrote in message
>> news:dae6ai$hi1$1@news.eclipse.org...
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>>> Zohar wrote:
>>>
>>>> What is the purpose of the '.deployables' directory?
>>>
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>>> The the .deployables directory is an exploded view of you project.
>>> This the area that Tomcat or another server would use, if you run you
>>> project local. Eclipse keeps this directory in-sync with your project
>>> using the a couple special builders.
>>>
>>> Since the directory starts with . you cannot see it in the Java or
>>> the J2EE Project views. You don't want this directory in CVS and
>>> Eclipse should be smart enough to know this, but at the moment it
>>> does not. I'm pretty sure that this is a know bug.
>>>
>>> HTH,
>>>
>>> Jeff Duska
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>>
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| Re: .deployables [message #118946 is a reply to message #118872] |
Sun, 10 July 2005 09:26 |
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Originally posted by: nils.hartmann.teha-systems.de
Hi,
> At least once a day, I do Load Resource and pick up a file from
> ..deployables, change it, then wonder why my changes are not reflected
> after building a couple times. AFAICT, there's no way to filter that.
have a look at the thread "Ctrl-Shift-R shows files in .deployables" in
this newsgroup - I think your problem is discussed there!
Hope it helps,
Nils
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