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Web Deployment Question [Enhancement]

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    In order for me to be able to display my JSP’s properly, I place thigns like images files, CSS, etc. under the “Web Root” folder. But in my deployment environment, this stuff gets served up by Apache. so my question is can I exclude these folders from the deployment? If not is there some other type of work around that will allow me to achieve the same thing? If not then this , in my mind, turns into a feature request.

    Thanks in advance,

    Ron

    #201146

    Scott Anderson
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    Ron,

    Right now there isn’t a way to exclude folders from being deployed with your applicatin if they are under the web root. The split Apache/Tomcat configuration you’re describing isn’t really addressed at this point. So, as you requested I’ll file this under enhancments. 🙂

    –Scott
    MyEclipse Support

    #201166

    Thanks Scott that works for me.

    #232057

    slackorama
    Member

    Did this enhancement ever get implemented? If not, add another vote to this one.

    I’ve got a similar problem where my source code control system creates directories in my WebRoot directory and those end up getting deployed. It slows down the deployment quite a bit.

    Thanks!

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