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    binoy.s
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    Hi,

    We have an enterprise application setup that has 1 EJB Project and 1 Web Project inside it but 5 more dependent projects alongwith.

    Current deployment scenario creates jars for dependent Projects and deploys it to Weblogic.

    But as concurrent development goes on in the dependent projects too and modifying classes of dependent project does not recreate the jars of the projects in the weblogic app directory, making us re-deploy the whole application again.

    Please guide if there is any better way to achieve faster turnaround for such activities.

    Regards,
    -Binoy

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    Scott Anderson
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    Binoy,

    Yes, there is. You need to have a look at our exploded deployment option with “Smart Deployment”, this will merge the classes from the Java project into the exploded class trees in your web / ejb projects, rather than creating jars. But, you’ll have to set it up for each web and EJB project independently since it is merged into each project. There is no merge at the EAR level, so only jar’d deployment will work there. You can read about that in the advanced sections of the Working with Web Projects and EJB Development quickstarts in the Documentation section here:
    http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html

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