Update files in target directory

[sreekanth...@gmail.com]

HI All,

I'm using lift 3.x with scala 2.10.3 and sbt  1.0.

I see that when the webserver delivers the files under src/main/webapp/ to the client, it makes a copy of the file and keeps in "target" folder under same directory path (target/webapp in this case). But the problem that I see even if the source file changes, webserver continues to deliver the file in "target" folder. Is there someway for webserver to update the file in "target" folder if the source file changes?

sreekanth

[Matt Farmer]

Have you tried running jetty with a tilde before the command?

~jetty:start

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[sreekanth...@gmail.com]

Yes.. I am doing this.

echo jetty:start | ~/bin/sbt

sreekanth

[Diego Medina]

Hi

It's sometimes easy to miss, but from Matt's reply, note the   ~    before jetty, that tells sbt to do what you are expecting

so, once you are inside sbt, make sure to type

~jetty:start

Hope it helps

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[sreekanth...@gmail.com]

Yes. That works.. Thanks Diego and Matt.