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What's with the dependencies dir underneath <server_home>/temp?
Franklin Phan, modifié il y a 14 années.
What's with the dependencies dir underneath <server_home>/temp?
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From the deploy target in build-parent.xml in the extension SDK:
What's the dependencies dir for? Does that get rebuilt if this part were skipped? I'm asking because we are finding that the way Liferay is "built" and deployed is interfering with our standard of production deployment. We don't want to invoke any SDK, or ant build in the production deployment process. We are hoping to just drop the necessary WAR(s) into the webapps directory. Is that a fantasy? I see that there are many JARs, at least one WAR (tunnel-web) and a handful of properties files that get copied all over the place. There is a wiki that touches on this, but I can't tell how up-to-date it is. Does anyone know?
<copy todir="${app.server.temp.dir}/liferay/com/liferay/portal/deploy/dependencies">
<fileset dir="lib/development" includes="quercus.jar,resin-util.jar,script-10.jar" />
</copy>What's the dependencies dir for? Does that get rebuilt if this part were skipped? I'm asking because we are finding that the way Liferay is "built" and deployed is interfering with our standard of production deployment. We don't want to invoke any SDK, or ant build in the production deployment process. We are hoping to just drop the necessary WAR(s) into the webapps directory. Is that a fantasy? I see that there are many JARs, at least one WAR (tunnel-web) and a handful of properties files that get copied all over the place. There is a wiki that touches on this, but I can't tell how up-to-date it is. Does anyone know?