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I want to run my application on some other machine which doesn’t have an IDE like me.I want to deploy it on a container(Tomcat) on the other machine. How can I make sure that the dependencies are maintained?
I have the jars in the lib folder,but about the other build targets I am not sure.
Also,I want to check in the project to SVN (So,that others can check out and deploy it ).
I achieved this,but not sure if in all the right way.The dynamic web project in eclipse creates its own directory structure for example WebContent->WEB-INF->web.xml and so on.But,when deploying on tomcat directly we need the WEB-INF in the root of the application.I had to make these changes and add a build.xml file to the root of the application for compiling my classes.The build was successful and I can run the app independently of eclipse.
Any comments would be helpful.