deployment

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 8 years ago . Possible Duplicate: How to deploy an ASP.NET Application with zero downtime Duplicate Question Hi All, I have an asp.net app that I want to deploy safely (with as little down time possible). I would love to do something like blue green deployment but without the need for a second web server. So, I know I can use load balancing, etc but I need a quick and cheap approach. I was thinking of doing something like: Setting up another

问题 I am not getting any errors from the server or the browser console but my application seems to break when i minify or use the --production flag. I have went back to a revision/changeset that i recall working with meteor deploy and it still fails. Has anyone else faced this problem ? I should mention, i just ran this with an older version of meteor and it works. Meteor version 0.7.0.1 looks like might be the problem? EDIT: Running 0.6.6.3 I ran meteor --release 0.6.6.3 --production to minify

问题 I would like to know if it's possible to ignore specific files in remote deployment in Aptana? I know there is an option to cloak file types, but I only want to ignore several specific files (mainly configuration). Thanks, pk 回答1: It's pretty easy to do this. Simply right click on the the files/folders you want to ignore and select Deploy->Cloak this file type. You may need to alter the filters in the App Explorer view to see the files you want to ignore. These settings can be found under the

问题 So I have my new ASP.Net core web application running and I followed the steps outlined in this quick start. The gulp.js file in the project deploys all the needed scripts to the wwwroot/lib folder and all the typescript transpiled scripts to the wwwroot/appScripts. Since these files are generated I ignore them in git. The problem is that when the solution deploys to Azure (using git) the gulp.js file doesn't execute so those files are never created. What is the correct way to execute the

问题 In an ASP.NET MVC3 project I have a structure like this: Core.csproj -> 3rdparty1.dll -> 3rdpartyreference.dll -> 3rdparty2.dll Web.csproj -> core.dll I'm using the Build Deployment Package feature in VS2010. When I build, there are some references missing in the final bin directory. It only contains the web.dll, core.dll, 3rdparty1.dll and 3rdparty2.dll but is missing the 3rdpartyreference.dll. How can I force the Deployment functionality to copy all the necessary references? (without

问题 We're trying to have maven deploy to many multiple servers that form our cluster in just one line. This solution works just fine except that we need to run it repeatedly (1 time per server installation) and our goal is to do it after our integration server (jenkins) buils a successful artifact. And having a matrix feature is not really an option at this time. Why build again the project per server if we just need to deploy it? (plus the time spend doing this) We've been experimenting using

问题 My app is currently built and running for iOS 5.1, using Xcode 5.1.1. For its first release, I would like to ship it only for iOS 7. Later on, in future releases, I would like to restore it the Deployment Target to iOS 6 or 5. What are the implications of changing the Deployment Target ? Apple's project settings are so nightmarishly complex that I'm afraid changing the Deployment Target will have a bunch of unknown side-effects in the project and compiler settings that I'll never be able to

问题 I want to create a deployment script, somehow emulate Oracle deployment scripts, where with &param you can use previously declared parameters. I need to call this script for different users on different databases automatically. For example my script should be: USE &param; DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `TEST` ; CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `TEST` (X INT(16)) etc.... Of course &param is what I would have used in Oracle environment. Thanks Updates: Forgot to mention that I am using a windows environment

问题 I'm launching WinPE 2 from a bootable UFD, and I need to detect the drive letter in order to tell ImageX where to find the WIM. However, depending on the machine I'm imaging, there are different mounted drives. I need a way to consistently mount the UFD at, say, P: or something. Is there a way to detect the letter of the drive from which the machine was booted, or another way to pass the location of my WIM file to a variable accessible from startnet.cmd? Here's someone else with the same

问题 I know the app servers like Websphere and Weblogic have remote deployment capabilities that can be scripted with either Ant tasks or Jython. Is there something equivalent for JBoss? Basically, if I have a server at some known location and I have appropriate credentials, how do I deploy to JBoss remotely? 回答1: Deploying to a remote JBoss AS is not easy because JBoss AS doesn't provide much help in that area. But here are some ideas/suggestions: Use the JBoss JSR-88 implementation (which is