Archive-path
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| + | The <archive-path> directive assigns a [[.war]] file for a <[[web-app]]> or a .jar file for a <[[host]]>. | ||
If the web-app is deployed using <[[web-app-deploy]]>, the [[.war]] file will be assigned automatically. | If the web-app is deployed using <[[web-app-deploy]]>, the [[.war]] file will be assigned automatically. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 21 February 2006
The <archive-path> directive assigns a .war file for a <web-app> or a .jar file for a <host>.
If the web-app is deployed using <web-app-deploy>, the .war file will be assigned automatically.
example
In the following example, the "/foo" web-app uses /var/www/foo as its expanded <document-directory> and uses /var/www-deploy/foo.war as its source archive. Resin will expand any new version of foo.war into /var/www/foo.
<resin xmlns="http://caucho.com/ns/resin"> ... <host id=""> <web-app id="/foo" document-directory="/var/www/foo" archive-path="/var/www-deploy/foo.war"> </web-app> </host> ... </resin>
