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I am afraid that I don’t understand the deployment procedure for WAR deployment to a remote machine.
I have started using myeclipseide for some development work. I understand how to deploy an exploded version of my project to my resin test server running on the same machine as eclipse. But I don’t know how to WAR it up so I can ftp it to another server.
Right now, under “Add and Remove Project Deployments”, I have the one local Resin deployment. If I try to add another, Resin is not even listed as an option on the “New Deployment” page. Is this because I already have one resin deployment, and can’t have another?
All I want to do is WAR my project and put it in some location where I can copy it to another server. Sorry, but I can’t figure out how to do this.
Thanks
Paul PhillipsI am afraid that I don’t understand the deployment procedure for WAR deployment to a remote machine.
Paul we currently do not support this functionality (remove deployment).
Is this because I already have one resin deployment, and can’t have another?
Yes that is correct, because we don’t support remote deployment (only local) having more than one didn’t make sense at the time we developed the deployment tool. However there has been a large request to really open up the deployment tool’s functionality to support many use cases we didn’t think about (two different versions of Tomcat on same machine), so we will try and address this in a future release.
All I want to do is WAR my project and put it in some location where I can copy it to another server. Sorry, but I can’t figure out how to do this.
The WARing part MyEclipse will do for you, remove your deployment and create a new one using “Packaged Deployment” as the type, this will create a WAR file that you can then upload to your production server.
