Great David!
That's exactly what I was looking for, excelent solution, thanks a lot!
David Smith escreveu:
Will Glass-Husain wrote:
I generate site-specific war files. I used to do this with an ant
script but now I use Maven. With ant you can specify system variables
with the -D option
Also I'm not sure whether you may want to do it, but configureme
(https://configureme.dev.java.net) allows you to configure 200
instances of your app in one war file). You specify configurations for
specific environments (and, most notably, configuraiton deltas), and
set the environment in the inst
Will Glass-Husain wrote:
> I generate site-specific war files. I used to do this with an ant
> script but now I use Maven. With ant you can specify system variables
> with the -D option (I do -Ddeploy=sitename) and with Maven you can
> choose profiles with the -P option. I keep setting files for
But in my case, the client would like to update its software and I have
about 200 clients with different databases on different locations. If I
understood well your solution, I would generate 200 hundred wars , one
for each client?
PS: I don't deploy the application on internet, only on my custo
I generate site-specific war files. I used to do this with an ant
script but now I use Maven. With ant you can specify system variables
with the -D option (I do -Ddeploy=sitename) and with Maven you can
choose profiles with the -P option. I keep setting files for each
server in source control an
I always had a question that no one had answered me in a satisfactory
manner. We are a comapny that develop desktop applications, using
Delphi, and now we are migrating some products to Tomcat, using Wicket.
When I want to update our software on a client, we replace the
executable and run some
