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| The Virgo Server for Apache Tomcat provides out-of-the-box support for | |
| deploying | |
| standard Java EE WAR files. In addition support for | |
| <span class="emphasis"><em>Shared Libraries</em></span> | |
| and | |
| <span class="emphasis"><em>Shared Services</em></span> | |
| WAR formats provides a logical migration path away from standard, | |
| monolithic WARs toward OSGi-enable Web applications. The PAR | |
| packaging | |
| and deployment format enables truly fine-grained, | |
| loosely-coupled, and | |
| efficient application development. In general, | |
| the migration steps | |
| presented in this chapter are fairly | |
| straightforward, but developers | |
| should set aside time for some | |
| up-front design of the bundles themselves. | |
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| It is recommended that you take another sample application or | |
| indeed your own small application and go through this migration | |
| process yourself. This will help you better understand the concepts | |
| and | |
| principles at work. In addition, it is highly recommended that you | |
| familiarize yourself with the extensive Eclipse IDE support provided | |
| by the Virgo Tools. See the Virgo Tools Guide for more on that. | |
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