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Von: "wohlgemuth" <
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An: "Peter Ledbrook" <
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Betreff: [grails-dev] WarExec plugin
Datum: Mi., Aug. 15, 2012 17:51
i suggested in the first thread to combine them, but at the same time
I do not care if mine is taken down for the sake of simplicity.
The main difference is:
jetty-standalone only include the required libs to run it as jetty if
called in a certain environment. Since quite often you still want to
deploy the same app to an existing application server and I like to
keep my wars small.
war-ex always includes the required libs and so makes the war file a
big bigger, but it's simpler to use and allows specific environmental
based configurations
same result, slightly different approach. Even the run script he used
for his jetty startup looks very similar to mine (which was based on
the official jetty example, so no surprise there)
g.
On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 8:38 AM, Peter Ledbrook <
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>> Guys can I please publish this plugin?
>
> There was an email from Graeme hidden in the last thread about this
> saying he'd approved it :)
>
>> It is similar to the jetty-standalone plugin but is easier to use (no
>> need to run separate script), supports different environments, is
>> configurable via Config.groovy and doesn't double up the size of the
>> war file.
>
> I'll be frank and say I still don't like having two plugins. From what
> I have read in the emails, it seems to me that the jetty-standalone
> plugin should behave like war-exec.
>
> In fact, looking at standalone, jetty-standalone, and war-exec, I'm
> really struggling to see what the difference is. For the sanity of our
> users, can I please ask yourself, Gert, and Burt to work out how many
> plugins we need and whether some of them can be combined?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter
>
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> Peter Ledbrook
> Developer Advocate
> VMware
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