Re: CC, Jetty, webapps, hostname and, port...

Hi Chris,

If you checkout the source, and try building by just executing "ant" 
from the cc project root.

Later, you can move down into reporting/jsp, and execute "ant" to 
rebuild the .war file as needed. Hopefully the jsp .war file should 
deploy fine in Tomcat 6. I've deployed this .war standalone w/out 
problems in the past. If not, please let us know!

I think a standalone deploy of dashboard should work just as well (but 
there may be other gotchas that I've forgotten).
It might be best to try the jsp reporting app first...

Dan



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Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2011 11:37:28 +0100
From: Chris Joysn <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Cruisecontrol-user] CC, Jetty, webapps, hostname and
	port...
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Hi,

ok. i'll give the source distribution a try. I only need a working war file
for my Tomcat installation,
so a Debian package is not needed. But i use the binary distribution on
Debian Squeeze.

thanks for your patience...

Chris

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