Install and update

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Marc,

It depends what update scenario you are using, but for our web site and
examples, for example, we put the entire exploded WAR file under CVS or
Subversion.

Developers commit their changes to the repository as they make updates.
There is also a checked out version of the exploded WAR located where
the servlet container expects to find it. When you want to update the
WAR to a certain version or tag, you just do a "cvs update" or "svn
update". This also allows you to go back in time if needed.

-Erik

[hidden email] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To deploy our web application in Tomcat we build a .war just like OPS
> installation.
>
> But what is the best way to update a web application ?
>
> Marc





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