Planning and Deploying Your J2EE Servlet/JSP Application

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by Patrick Quinn Consultant Allaire Corporation A critical part of the Java 2 Platform's Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standard is the specification for deploying applications in a consistent manner. JRun 3.0 leverages this powerful standard to allow developers to bring the advantages of sound planning and standards-based deployment to all of their production JRun applications. Planning Deploying Planning Planning a production environment will necessarily be an application-specific task....n

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