JSP Deployment

[Matt Cushing]

greetings:

I have just moved from doing mostly html dev to JSP dev and I am
finding a lot of problems with having to use external tools to move my
jsp's to a remote host.

I am using IntelliJ, and I KNOW there's got to be a way to move them
to the remote server using something inside here.

Can anyone suggest anything?
Thanks,
M@

 

[Pipo]

greetings:

I have just moved from doing mostly html dev to JSP dev and I am
finding a lot of problems with having to use external tools to move my
jsp's to a remote host.

I am using IntelliJ, and I KNOW there's got to be a way to move them
to the remote server using something inside here.

I'm not that familiar with IntelliJ but I know it supports Ant and
that's the swiss army knife of Java development ;-)

 

[Debian User]

greetings:

I have just moved from doing mostly html dev to JSP dev and I am
finding a lot of problems with having to use external tools to move my
jsp's to a remote host.

I am using IntelliJ, and I KNOW there's got to be a way to move them
to the remote server using something inside here.

Unless you've found it in the manual or were told by someone else, you
can't KNOW that. However, in your case it is a lucky guess.

IntelliJ supports integration with Tomcat 4.0 (NOT 4.1!) to allow for
automatic deployment and debugging. It's somewhere in the help screen. You
should find it yourself (it's not that hard), and also read any other
interesting information you may find. It'll help.

If you don't want to use Tomcat 4.0, read the help pages anyway as they
also contain information about to connect to the debugging port of any JVM
(such as the one in your application server). It also states the command
line options that should be given to java, so you can create a new start
for the application server you're using. You can use the ANT integration
for automated deployment to your application server.


mvg,
Oscar

 

[matt]

Unless you've found it in the manual or were told by someone else, you
can't KNOW that. However, in your case it is a lucky guess.

IntelliJ supports integration with Tomcat 4.0 (NOT 4.1!) to allow for
automatic deployment and debugging. It's somewhere in the help screen. You
should find it yourself (it's not that hard), and also read any other
interesting information you may find. It'll help.

If you don't want to use Tomcat 4.0, read the help pages anyway as they
also contain information about to connect to the debugging port of any JVM
(such as the one in your application server). It also states the command
line options that should be given to java, so you can create a new start
for the application server you're using. You can use the ANT integration
for automated deployment to your application server.

Thanks!

I had looked at the Tomcat integration but I hadn't realized that it
would allow me to connect to another server.

M@