I'm using v3.
so I can continue to use
asadmin deploy file.war or asadmin deploydir folder
perfect I'll try that
2008/8/28 Tim Quinn <Timothy.Quinn_at_sun.com>
> Survivant 00 wrote:
>
>> can I copie a folder structure into the applications'sfolder of the domain
>> ?
>>
>> I want to try deploying an application without using a war. Like I do it
>> with Tomcat.. (Does Glassfish have a auto-reload context when it detects
>> changes ? )
>>
> Use the directory deployment feature. You didn't mention which version you
> are using.
>
> Use the v2 deploydir command or the v3 deploy command, specifying the
> directory rather than a .war file. There is no need to create the .war
> file. (Note that the deploydir command will also work in v3 but we are
> encouraging users to adopt the deploy command for both purposes in v3.)
>
> If you update .jsp files in your app the server should detect the changes
> automatically without any action from you. For it to recognize other
> changes you can:
>
> 1. redeploy the app using the original deploydir (in v2 or v3) or deploy
> command again (v2 or v3), or
> 2. use the redeploy command (v3), or
> 3. use this OS command
>
> touch {your-war-directory}/.reload
>
> to trigger a redeployment.
>
> - Tim
>
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