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    msowka
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    As the Subject suggests, I’ve got two questions.

    #1 Remote deployment is not supported?! When will it be supported? 😉

    #2 Settling for having to install a copy of Tomcat 5 locally on the Windows machine, I frustrated that my context decriptor file, context.xml, that I stick into META-INF is not picked up by Tomcat when app is deployed via MyEclipse. When using the Tomcat Deployer & Ant script, the context.xml file gets picked up by Tomcat and a descriptor is created in [TomcatDir]/conf/Catalina/localhost/webapp.xml …

    Great tool, but resolving the above two would make it PERFECT! 😉

    Ciao,
    Michel

    #210641

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    1) I don’t know that it will. Our deployment tool is meant for development, not for production deployment. Also I had a long conversation with another user about this… remote deployment can be diferent not only between each app server, but between each hosting service and server. There is no way we could cover all the bases. And as soon as we finished ABC, someone would ask for XYZ, and 123… it would be like opening flood gates.

    2) Deploy your app to have the context setup, open up Tomcat administrator, and hit “Commit”, this will make the change permanent.

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