Exploded directory
In #1120 a exploded directory or war file is required. Why do I need it ? I don't want to have another directory created. I use my web resource Root Directory as "exploded" directory. This worked very well before #1120:
I wrote the path into the exploded directory textbox and deactivated "Create web module exploded directory". IDEA used the settings there.
If I have to do jsp-page manipulation in an exploded directory to see the changes in "real-time" and after that synchronize it with my "real" web-directory then I have much to do which is not very comfortable.
It would be fine to declare a exploded directory without the need to create a new dir.
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If you don't want to change this..... How about synchronizing jsp-Files with exploded directory after changing/saving them in IDEA ? As an option ? Makes life much more easier than rebuilding the whole project and restarting application lifecylce in tomcat.
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Great idea.
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Norris Shelton
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"Juergen" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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with exploded directory after changing/saving them in IDEA ? As an option ?
Makes life much more easier than rebuilding the whole project and restarting
application lifecylce in tomcat.
Juergen wrote:
This is a long discussion we had in a tracker thread, and JB said
copying on every change would be too much. It's a pain in the butt to
keep hitting F9, I hope we can keep complaining about this until
something is done about it, it's really annoying.
R
Or maybe we can have an option to deploy files that changed, instead of all.
Kind of like an incremental compile.
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"Robert S. Sfeir" <robert@codepuccino.com> wrote in message
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with exploded directory after changing/saving them in IDEA ? As an option ?
Makes life much more easier than rebuilding the whole project and restarting
application lifecylce in tomcat.
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Norris Shelton wrote:
Well if you hit ctrl + F9 right now it will invoke make on a jsp which
copies it. I'd like the same without pressing keys for JSPs, HTML
etc... files, and still have ctrl + F9 for make when we change a class
file. That to me is simple. I just don't see why I need to Make
something if I didn't change a class file.
R
It is? I debug/run my webapps without either option checked (war or exploded dir). There's nothing that forces you to have one or the other checked AFAIK...