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Alice Howell Guest
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Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2003 7:45 pm Post subject: deploy recreates jar file |
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When I right click on my EJB module in JBuilder 9 and select deploy, the jar file is recreated/rebuilt. This is very time consuming. Is there anyway to stop this? So a make will make the jar file and a deploy will just deploy the jar.
I think I was able to do this on the web application by specifying "Never" on Properties->WebApp->Build. Is there something similar for a jar file?
Thanks!!
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Osuman B. Guest
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Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:43 pm Post subject: Re: deploy recreates jar file |
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"Alice Howell" <ahowell (AT) blazeware-inc (DOT) com> wrote
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When I right click on my EJB module in JBuilder 9 and select deploy, the
jar file is recreated/rebuilt. This is very time consuming. Is there |
anyway to stop this? So a make will make the jar file and a deploy will
just deploy the jar.
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I think I was able to do this on the web application by specifying "Never"
on Properties->WebApp->Build. Is there something similar for a jar file?
Thanks!!
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Well all that you could do is;
right-click on the jar file and choose properties.
Then look for the checkbox named "Always create archive when building the
project"
Uncheck this box and you are done.
Osuman
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Alice Howell Guest
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Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2003 10:11 pm Post subject: Re: deploy recreates jar file |
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"Osuman B." <bashiro (AT) enter (DOT) vg> wrote:
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"Alice Howell" <ahowell (AT) blazeware-inc (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:3f998177$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...
When I right click on my EJB module in JBuilder 9 and select deploy, the
jar file is recreated/rebuilt. This is very time consuming. Is there
anyway to stop this? So a make will make the jar file and a deploy will
just deploy the jar.
I think I was able to do this on the web application by specifying "Never"
on Properties->WebApp->Build. Is there something similar for a jar file?
Thanks!!
Well all that you could do is;
right-click on the jar file and choose properties.
Then look for the checkbox named "Always create archive when building the
project"
Uncheck this box and you are done.
Osuman
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Thw "Always create archive when building the project" is already unchecked, but every time deploy is selected the war or jar goes through the process of rebuilding as well as deploying. Any other thoughts???
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Joshua Howell Guest
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Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 4:43 pm Post subject: Re: deploy recreates jar file |
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I found this in JBuilder's help section:
Deploy - Deploys a JAR to the currently running container of the project application server. If the Build Target option is Make for the current runtime configuration (Choose Run|Configurations, select the current runtime configuration and click Edit then click Server and select Deployment in the tree of services to see the Build Target), this option will "make" the JAR's contents before deploying it to the container.
Follow the directions in the parans. This works!!!!
"Alice Howell" <ahowell (AT) blazeware-inc (DOT) com> wrote:
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"Osuman B." <bashiro (AT) enter (DOT) vg> wrote:
"Alice Howell" <ahowell (AT) blazeware-inc (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:3f998177$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...
When I right click on my EJB module in JBuilder 9 and select deploy, the
jar file is recreated/rebuilt. This is very time consuming. Is there
anyway to stop this? So a make will make the jar file and a deploy will
just deploy the jar.
I think I was able to do this on the web application by specifying "Never"
on Properties->WebApp->Build. Is there something similar for a jar file?
Thanks!!
Well all that you could do is;
right-click on the jar file and choose properties.
Then look for the checkbox named "Always create archive when building the
project"
Uncheck this box and you are done.
Osuman
Thw "Always create archive when building the project" is already unchecked, but every time deploy is selected the war or jar goes through the process of rebuilding as well as deploying. Any other thoughts???
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