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<font size="-1"><font face="Verdana">I will face the same problem soon.<br>
I always hear about "export module". but how about the content?<br>
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My scenario is:<br>
1) installed opencms 6.2.2 in staging server (tomcat 5.0, mysql 5.0).
folder is /webapps/site<br>
2) developed my own templates and new module under VFS /system/module
folder<br>
3) created my own site structure under VFS /sites/default (which is
content)<br>
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The production server is running a tomcat 4.1 and mysql 4.0 with old
applications (which will be replaced by opencms).<br>
We need to keep the production server up and running. thats why we need
a fast applications swap.<br>
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I wonder if it is possible to port the new opencms to another server by
just :<br>
1) install tomcat 5 (coz I dont wanna mess with the old webapp folder)<br>
2) <b>copy /webapps/site folder</b> from staging to production
server's /webapp folder<br>
3) <b>copy the opencms database</b> from staging to production server<br>
4) <b>add opencms user to mysql</b> in production server<br>
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Do you think it is do-able?<br>
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Thanks<br>
<br>
Joe<br>
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will basically need to export your module, install opencms on the new
tomcat server then import your module to it. If there is a faster way
though I too would love to know of it, for this does take some time to
do, if you don't have opencms installed already.</div>
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<div>Cheers,</div>
<div>Gaith<br>
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<div>On 01/08/2006, at 3:27 PM, Simon wang wrote:</div>
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I'm testing opencms version 6.*. I have installed it in my Tomcat
server. I created a new project and add one module. Suppose I finish
the web site. How I can install the new web site project in another
Tomcat server? I appreciate your help. I need use Ant to make a war
file? No idea how to do it.</div>
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<div style="margin: 0px;">Thank very much,</div>
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