| Remote Deployment in eclipse [message #217214] |
Wed, 09 July 2008 15:48  |
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Originally posted by: avanthi_kay.yahoo.co.in
Hi,
I'm using Eclipse 3.3 and tomcat server is running on remote solaris
machine.
Colud pls tell me how to deploy the web applications developed in my local
machine to Remote server. Thx in advnce.
Avanthi
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| Re: Remote Deployment in eclipse [message #217304 is a reply to message #217221] |
Thu, 10 July 2008 05:13  |
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Originally posted by: pravallikah.rediffmail.com
I am also having the same doubt,but here remote server is weblogic server.
Http server is the only one i see when i type host's name other than local
host in the new server wizard for the field server's host name.
I have been searching for "remote deployment in eclipse" and cannot find
answer.
My question is: Is it possible to deploy web application on a server
running on remote machinethan the development one...if it is , please let
me know which servers does eclipse support and the correct approach to use
remote servers.
Regards
Naveen
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| Re: Remote Deployment in eclipse [message #217312 is a reply to message #217304] |
Thu, 10 July 2008 12:52 |
 Larry Isaacs
Messages: 1354
Registered: July 2009 |
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Pravallika wrote:
> I am also having the same doubt,but here remote server is weblogic server.
> Http server is the only one i see when i type host's name other than
> local host in the new server wizard for the field server's host name.
> I have been searching for "remote deployment in eclipse" and cannot find
> answer. My question is: Is it possible to deploy web application on a
> server running on remote machinethan the development one...if it is ,
> please let me know which servers does eclipse support and the correct
> approach to use remote servers.
> Regards
> Naveen
>
The server support in WTP doesn't preclude remote servers, but it's up
to the server adapter to deal with the issues. It's much more feasible
for a server that stays running while adding and removing projects and
supports deployment over some port. This avoids issues with remotely
starting and stopping the server and how to move the project's module to
the remote server. Tomcat doesn't make doing this easy, so remote
servers aren't supported. I'm not aware that any of the generic servers
that come with WTP support remote servers either, but I haven't tried
to use them other than for local servers. BEA does their own server
adapter for WebLogic, so check with them to see what is supported. I
played with the Geronimo server adapter once, and I believe it supported
remote servers. However, it has been a while, so I could be mistaken.
Using a remote server does imply that changing one character in a single
JSP will likely require re-deployment of the application. Most find
this too inefficient for their development testing, and thus, use a
local server to speed things up. When it comes time to test the
application on a remote system, that deployment is likely to be done
outside of the WTP server support.
Cheers,
Larry
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| Re: Remote Deployment in eclipse [message #217582 is a reply to message #217312] |
Mon, 14 July 2008 13:57 |
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Originally posted by: wknauf_NO_._INSIDE_hg-online.de
Are there any plans to support JSR-88 in WTP? This sounds like being the clue to
remote deployment for any server supporting it.
Best regards
Wolfgang Knauf
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| Re: Remote Deployment in eclipse [message #217598 is a reply to message #217214] |
Mon, 14 July 2008 16:46 |
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Originally posted by: jazeltine.sbcglobal.net
avanthi_kay@yahoo.co.in (avanthi) wrote in
news:e77eab18d04313d4386396bdeb409677$1@www.eclipse.org:
> Hi,
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> I'm using Eclipse 3.3 and tomcat server is running on remote solaris
> machine.
> Colud pls tell me how to deploy the web applications developed in my
> local machine to Remote server. Thx in advnce.
>
> Avanthi
>
You can create an Ant build script to perform the entire operation for you,
You can either use the war task, and then use the FTP task to send it to
the remote server, and then use what method is needed to install the
application. You can also use the telnet task (if you add the additional
jars), and create and populate the file directories. You can then run
whatever operation you need to finish the install.
Jim
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