[solmyr72]

Hi,

We are using MyEclipse with tomcat 5.5 .

Is it possible for MyEclipse to deploy JSPs from 2 different directories, deploying them both into the same tomcat webapp ?

Details:
We maintain our JSP files in 2 separate directories (due to a logical division of work between 2 teams).
Those directories *can* have directories with the same name, but in such cases, we guarantee there will be no collisin between file names inside those directories.

Example *developer* machine:
First jsp directory – the standard WebRoot:
– WebRoot/employees/emp1.jsp
– WebRoot/employees/emp.jsp
Second jsp directory (having the same directory ’employees’, plus new directory ‘products’):
– MoreJSP/employees/emp3.jsp
– MoreJSP/products/prod4.jsp

On deployment, those files should all go into a single webapp:
– CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/employees/emp1.jsp
– CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/employees/emp2.jsp
– CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/employees/emp3.jsp
– CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/products/prod4.jsp

Is it possible for MyEclipse to perform such a deployement for us?
Thanks very much.

[Riyad Kalla]

We don’t support this automatically, but you may be able to trick MyEclipse by using two custom location deployments for the different projects and selecting the “overlay” option when you setup the 2nd deployment and MyEclipse warns you of the collision.

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