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How do you deploy a build? What is the required i/p s for deploying a build?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: December 18, 2007     Asked by: swathi 
  
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Hi,

the process of deploying the builds varies with the plateform of the application.

for e.g J2EE web based applications, To deploy a build first we need to pick the latest version or the label from the central repository eg. VSS, CVS then take run the batch file given by the dev people pick the ear file from the JBOSS and restart the server or if we are using any tool to compile the code (build the exe) e.g install shield then run it to the test server. the build is deployed on the test server to create the testing environment

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RE: How do you deploy a build? What is the required i/p s for deploying a build?
Hi

the process of deploying the builds varies with the plateform of the application.

for e.g J2EE web based applications To deploy a build first we need to pick the latest version or the label from the central repository eg. VSS CVS then take run the batch file given by the dev people pick the ear file from the JBOSS and restart the server or if we are using any tool to compile the code (build the exe) e.g install shield then run it to the test server. the build is deployed on the test server to create the testing environment
 
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