I have installed Play! On an instance of the framework, now I don’t want to copy my source code, but I want to “build” my application into the library/jar/wars and copy the binary file and run the game with the binary file. Play! Support?
But, yes, you can use any archive format. Instead of running:
play command myfile
You would do something like this:
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unzip myfile; play command file;
Also, you can always try to use war and use runes in multiple tomcats, but this will waste resources , Because the local game server is better.
I want to deploy and run my Play! Framework application on EC2.
I have installed Play! On an instance of the framework, now I don’t want to copy my source code, but I want to “build” my application into the library/jar/wars and copy the binary file and run the game with the binary file. Play! Support?
No, the playback application does not have a native single file format.
But yes, you can use any archive format . Instead of running:
play command myfile
You would do something like this:
unzip myfile; play command file;
Also, you can always try to use war and use runes in multiple tomcats, but this will waste resources because the local game server is better.