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Our team is looking at developing a rails app to be deployed on a Windows server running JRuby fronted by Tomcat.
The ruby code will be compiled to java .class files and then bundled into a .war file using warbler.
This will probably be automated by hudson.
We’ve been using capistrano for “normal” rails deployment and love it but i’m not sure how effective it would be with .war files on Windows.
What is the recommended way of doing “capistrano-like” deployment for .war files on Windows?
If you are building your application using Hudson/Jenkins, then it’s as easy as adding an extra step to the build process itself.
I added an after-build step:
[X] Deploy war/ear to a container
Everytime my build runs successfully, Jenkins deploys (or re-deploys) the new WAR file.