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creating a batch file for a java/j2ee application

 
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hi every body

i have a java/j2ee application without ejb(only servlets and jsps)

some how i just managed to save my project from getting completly deleted.

So considering the precautionary measure, i want to create a batch file so that at the end of the day i run that batch file and the whole content of my application is saved in a specied place(folder).

how can i acheive that...can any one help me.
 
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Here you will get help of command for that.
(you need copy command for this)
just write command in file & save file with .bat extension.
 
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Thanks shailesh ...i got the file running.
thanks
 
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You are welcome rammie
 
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