Re: Deploying Multiple Versions (and on Windows)
Re: Deploying Multiple Versions (and on Windows)
- Subject: Re: Deploying Multiple Versions (and on Windows)
- From: Ashley Aitken <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 00:35:46 +0800
Hi Jonathan,
On 27/04/2004, at 11:55 PM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Hey, doesn't anyone read my postscripts (PS) ;-) No need to answer
that. I did realise that the application folder name could be
changed, but thanks for explaining why. I did change the folder than
holds the application, but not the project name (demons be there!).
You're missing the point: The name you give an application in
JavaMonitor is the application name that must appear in the URL. But
this does _not_ need to match the name of any folder that the
application is in! There is no relationship between them.
Maybe I am wrong, but I think we're just miscommunicating.
There are many names:
Name in URL
Application Name in JavaMonitor
Name of Startup Script
Name of Deployed Application Folder
Name of Project Folder
Name of Project File
Name of Project in Xcode (may be same as Name of Project File, it's
late, I'm tired)
Name of Application/Parts of Application in Environment Variables
I know/believe the Name in URL must match the Application name in
JavaMonitor and it can be completely different from all the rest.
I know/believe the Application Name in JavaMonitor doesn't have to be
the same as the startup cmd file, just as long at the correct path/name
is specified in the applications configuration.
I know/believe the Deployed Application Folder doesn't have to match
anything (but if it changes the path to the startup cmd file must be
altered).
I know/believe the Project Folder also doesn't have to match anything.
I can't remember about the Project File's name.
I know/believe if you start playing around with the Project name in
Xcode then you need to change many environment variables in the build
system (and don't miss any).
Hopefully, that's clearer ;-)
Cheers,
Ashley.
--
Ashley Aitken
Perth, Western Australia
mrhatken at mac dot com
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