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rebuild war files?

 
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Hi,

i just wondering everytime i make changes to my JSP codes, I must stop my server, rebuild my war files then restart the weblogic server again.

any way to overcome this? it is taking up too much time?

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Don't run out of a war file in development.
 
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Hi,

i am a newbie. What should I do then?
 
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Just configure weblogic to deploy the web app from the file system. I've moved this to the weblogic forum for further discussion.
 
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Any of the supported versions of Weblogic (say, 8.1+) support various methods of hot-redeploy (i.e. without restarting the server). As Bear pointed out, you could deploy the web app from the file system, what Weblogic calls an Exploded Archive. If you are running your server in development mode, you can auto-deploy archives by copying them into a sub-directory of the domain directory. Personally, I use the wldeploy Ant task to manage my application from my build scripts.
 
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