RE: Quick(er) deployment

"Justin Makeig" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.keel.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Having read the thread below and the binary dist article on the Wiki, I still can't seem to get a faster deployment working. When deploying Cocoon as the client, the keel_bundle_client:basewebappdir task takes upwards of 2 minutes to copy over 5000+ Cocoon files. I can't tell if the changes to the dont.delete.delploy, dont.delete.install, and assemble.webapp.dir properties did anything. Isn't there a way to deploy Keel without having to deploy Cocoon (Struts, etc.)? Any help would be much appreciated.

- Justin

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-----Original Message-----
From: user-keelframework.org-admin-rI8AND0JKYOgdSakss0wQjfEH8FBEnyy@public.gmane.org [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Shash Chatterjee
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 6:59 AM
To: user-6VIttnCrOeJXNEnpj1eHPNi2O/[email protected]
Subject: Re: [Keel User] Quick(er) deployment

Justin,

> I'm just getting off the ground with Keel, building my first app. Is 
> there a faster way to deploy an app (single VM, Tomcat, Struts)  
> without having to stop Tomcat and run the entire assemble-deploy?
> 

Look at this thread:
http://lists.keelframework.com/pipermail/keelgroup-keelframework.com/2004-January/003204.html
 

In short, setup Tomcat for context reloading, change Keel properties to not build a WAR, but assemble webapp in a dir, and provide the dir path.  Also, need to set properties to not delete the install/deploy dirs.

HTH,
Shash

PS: The Keel developer archives are not searchable currently, but you can go to http://gmane.org/ and search on the gmane.comp.java.keel.devel and gmane.comp.java.keel.user groups. 
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