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From version 21.1
edited by David Avendasora
on 2011/05/20 02:45
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on 2011/05/20 02:41
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3 3  There are two different and very distinct kinds of builds used during the development and deployment of a WebObjects project.
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5 -1. **Incremental Build** - this is what Eclipse does every time you save a file. It's automatic (unless you turn it off) and it is very unlikely you'll ever need to really think about it.
6 -1. **Deployment Build** - this is what **you** need to do every time you want to deploy your application. Often times you will customize this process if you are doing things differently than the defaults.
5 +1. Incremental Build - this is what Eclipse does every time you save a file. It's automatic (unless you turn it off) and it is very unlikely you'll ever need to really think about it.
6 +1. Deployment Build - this is what **you** need to do every time you want to deploy your application. Often times you will customize this process if you are doing things differently than the defaults.
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8 8  Both Incremental and Deployment builds make use of some common files to tell them where to look for resources needed to build an application or framework. They include:
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26 26  {{info title Incremental Builder !="Ant/Maven Build"}}
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28 -Just because your project runs fine in Eclipse/WOLips does not necessarily mean it will build or run, when using Ant or Maven (for deployment). If you haven't made changes to the defaults and are doing a standard deployment then it should just work, but if you've modified install locations or are using source (as opposed to binary) frameworks then you will likely have additional steps that you'll need to do complete prior to being able to use Ant or Maven to build.
28 +Just because your project runs fine in Eclipse/WOLips does not necessarily mean it will build, let alone run, when using Ant or Maven. If you haven't made changes to the defaults and are doing a standard deployment then it should just work.
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30 30  {{/info}}
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