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Re: [Wtp-wst-dev] Adding Server definitions
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Hello Todd,
This is a mailing list for the developers of the WTP wst subproject,
there is a eclipse.webtools newsgroup and we would like to have this
sort of user questions in there.
To answer your question, in generic servers hot deploy of certain
things such as EJBs, servlets are supported for every server but I
will not take credit for that this is due to the eclipse debugger. On
the other hand hot deploy for jsps is available depending on the
server and there are no guarantees in there.
Unfortunately declaring a server is not just dropping a .serverdef.
You need to do a few more declarations but If you wish to try jboss
4.0.1 with WTP there is a patch provided by community in bugzilla
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=90100. Please give it a
try and provide me feedback. If you still wish to declare a jboss
config there is an article in WTP pages
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jst/components/server/M4/tutorials/ServerDefinitionExplained.html
that explain the serverdef files.
Hope this was help
--
Gorkem Ercan
On 5/8/05, Todd Nine <todd.nine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all, I have a couple of questions. I'm trying to learn how to write some
> portlets in Jboss and I need to configure JBoss 4.01 sp 1. First, is it
> possible to declare a jboss 4.0 configuration that will support hot deploy?
> If not, do I simply add a .serverdef file for my Jboss4.01 in
> eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.serverdefinitions_1.0.0\servers?
>
> Thanks,
> Todd
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