Re: CSS Confusion
Re: CSS Confusion
- Subject: Re: CSS Confusion
- From: Kieran Kelleher <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 22:44:10 -0500
Chuck, I have noticed you mention times that you avoid direct connect
during development.
What configuration changes are needed to my OS X Panther setup so that
when I click build and run (or maybe there is different compile/run
steps?) I get my app launching as regular deployment with Apache?
Regards, Kieran
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Connector-J 3.0.11
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On Mar 4, 2004, at 3:12 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
It does not make all that much difference until you need rewrite rules
or
https or headers only supplied by the web server adaptor etc. And I
almost
always need those. Plus it gives me a warm fuzzy knowing that I
develop as
I deploy. :-) I hate surprises late in a project.
Chuck
At 02:07 PM 04/03/2004 -0600, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Even when using a real actual web server while developing, you could
still put the .css in Web Server Resources and access through
WOResourceManager. And it will still wind up in the web server root
on building the project, and the URL generated for it should be one
directly to the .css through your web server only, not going through
WO. If you are using a real, actual web server (whether developing or
deploying).
The effect on your app are pretty much the same. It's largely a
matter of personal preference; do you want the .css to be a part of
your WO project, or do you want it seperate from your WO project?
This may be a question you care more about if you have a large team
with multiple responsibilities and a complex source control
methodology. Personally, I prefer that the .css and other resources
be part of the WO project, in Web Server Resources. And if they are,
it'll work fine whether or not you are using a real web server during
development.
But this is a long-standing (and almost entirley insignificant, it
doesn't really matter one way or the other) feud between Chuck and
me. :)
--Jonathan
At 11:44 AM -0800 3/4/04, Chuck Hill wrote:
What I advocate is using a real, actual web server while developing
and not
DirectConnect. Then you plunk the .css file in the doc root where it
belongs, and reference in the page as /styles/main.css
1) Be able to easily call the stylesheet
Yes.
2) Be able to deploy without editing any source
Yes.
3) Be able to see it work during development
Yes.
Chuck
At 01:26 PM 04/03/2004 -0600, James Cicenia wrote:
Greetings --
On wocode there are three methods of adding a CSS StyleSheet
to the application. What is the best method to:
1) Be able to easily call the stylesheet
2) Be able to deploy without editing any source
3) Be able to see it work during development
Thanks,
James Cicenia
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