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| Re: JDeveloper Web Apps without iAS? [message #131387 is a reply to message #131384] |
Fri, 05 August 2005 13:37  |
kmmfoo
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Registered: June 2005
Location: massachusetts
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First, JDeveloper is just an IDE so the simplest answer is yes, because JDeveloper lets you create JARs and WARs and EARs, you can deploy them manually anywhere you want once you're done with the coding.
Second, however, as an IDE it does have some automatic and built-in deployment assistance. The major environments that it supports are (this is copied from the deployment dialog inside ver 10.1.2 of the product):
- Standalone OC4J
- Oracle Application Server
- Weblogic 6.x
- Weblogic 7.x
- Weblogic 8.x
It also lets you define any server that supports the "webDAV" standard as a deployment target, but doesn't give as much built-in assistance in configuring these environments.
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