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What do we mean Development environment and Deployment environment with respect to Servlets and JSP?
 
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One is the environment we develop in, the other the environment we deploy to.
 
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To be very honest, I didn't get the above explaination.
Can anyone please elaborate?
 
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Development environment is for development only. Here you do all development. Deployment environment is simply any environment where code can be deployed, it could be SIT or UAT.
 
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@ MaheshS
Paul is correct.
In short development enviornment means we develop our code to obtain desired result by design, coding etc.
Once we developed our code then we make our code ready to use to obtain desired results that is known as deployment enviornment like testing application performance.

Correct me if I am wrong somewhere
 
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Develop Environment is where you are used to store the files(.java,.class,.jsp,.html,.xml) for development or coding purpose..after you finished coding and executed the files successfully,

Deployment Environment
then you need to copy the same files(with directories(slight change)) to the deployment directory that is under the web container directory...
 
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siva anakarla wrote:Develop Environment is where you are used to store the files(.java,.class,.jsp,.html,.xml) for development or coding purpose..after you finished coding and executed the files successfully,

Deployment Environment
then you need to copy the same files(with directories(slight change)) to the deployment directory that is under the web container directory...



I'd say both of those were a development environment. A deployment environment is a test or production enviroment (as Ninad mentioned earlier).

 
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You should not have development tools in the deployment environment.
Both environments should have similar features, like operating system, etc.

So, about your question, you would code in development environment, generate the war file and deploy the war file in your web server (eg: tomcat) in your deployment environment.
 
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Leandro Coutinho wrote:You should not have development tools in the deployment environment.
Both environments should have similar features, like operating system, etc.

So, about your question, you would code in development environment, generate the war file and deploy the war file in your web server (eg: tomcat) in your deployment environment.





Hey hi .I am new to Jsp and Servlet world.Can you please explain it in simpler word and with examples.
 
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Vedkumari Yadav wrote:Hey hi .I am new to Jsp and Servlet world.Can you please explain it in simpler word and with examples.


It's generally bad form to hijack someone else's topic for your own purposes. Rather than try to answer your here, you should begin your own topic with that question.

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