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The Resin Eclipse plugin is available on the Caucho Eclipse update site at [http://caucho.com/eclipse http://caucho.com/eclipse].  It is based on the WTP framework and features deployment modes for Resin 3.1 and 4.0.  Deployment styles include:
  
See Pritpal Dhaliwal's tutorial at http://www.bachansoft.com/tutorials/web/eclipse_resin.jsp or Gunnar Wagenknecht's tutorial at http://wagenknecht.org/blog/archives/2006/03/resin-plug-in-for-eclipse.html.
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* .war file (default) - the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and copies the .war to the live deploy directory.
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* Temporary directory - the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and copies the .war to a temporary deploy directory.
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* In-place - the plugin starts Resin, then points it to server your project directly out of the workspace.
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* Hot-deploy - (Resin 4.0 only) the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and uses Resin's Git deployment functionality to deploy
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==References==
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* [http://blog.caucho.com/?p=228 Resin Eclipse plugin snapshot] (2009-08-18) - Blog post about using the plugin's Server configuration
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* [http://blog.caucho.com/?p=139 Remote deploy in Resin, Part 2] (2009-01-29) - Blog post about using host deploy

Revision as of 01:00, 12 December 2009

The Resin Eclipse plugin is available on the Caucho Eclipse update site at http://caucho.com/eclipse. It is based on the WTP framework and features deployment modes for Resin 3.1 and 4.0. Deployment styles include:

  • .war file (default) - the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and copies the .war to the live deploy directory.
  • Temporary directory - the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and copies the .war to a temporary deploy directory.
  • In-place - the plugin starts Resin, then points it to server your project directly out of the workspace.
  • Hot-deploy - (Resin 4.0 only) the plugin builds a .war file of your project, then starts Resin and uses Resin's Git deployment functionality to deploy

References

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