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RE: Liferay Development Workflow
Folks,
This may totally expose my inexperience, but can someone please break down for me the software development workflow assuming you have your IDE on a workstation and you have your Liferay deployment on a server or cloud service some place?
I seem to remember with some development environments, you can develop code locally and deploy remotely. For example, with Cold Fusion, there was a tight linkage. With Liferay, it appears that I have to totally replicate my server environment on my development workstation, develop my code and then deploy a WAR file. This seems fairly manual and complicated. Is this really how the development workflow/deployment model works?
Thanks,
Amy
This may totally expose my inexperience, but can someone please break down for me the software development workflow assuming you have your IDE on a workstation and you have your Liferay deployment on a server or cloud service some place?
I seem to remember with some development environments, you can develop code locally and deploy remotely. For example, with Cold Fusion, there was a tight linkage. With Liferay, it appears that I have to totally replicate my server environment on my development workstation, develop my code and then deploy a WAR file. This seems fairly manual and complicated. Is this really how the development workflow/deployment model works?
Thanks,
Amy
Hi Amy,
There is nothing to expose
you are simply hitting on a development workflow that we have not yet addressed in Liferay IDE usage scenarios. Right now everything in the IDE assumes that you have a local plugins-SDK and liferay portal installed locally and runnable on your current machine.
There are longer term plans to support remote development workflows especially as cloud-based services of Liferay servers are more readily available, even perhaps from Liferay, Inc. ourselves. But right now all development workflow from the IDE is local.
There is nothing to expose
There are longer term plans to support remote development workflows especially as cloud-based services of Liferay servers are more readily available, even perhaps from Liferay, Inc. ourselves. But right now all development workflow from the IDE is local.