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Deploying Projects 105
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Pathnames to remote servers use forward slashes. FTP servers do not use drive
letters. An FTP example looks like this, MyDirectory/MySubdirectory.
Typically, the pathname you enter does not include the server name for the host, so the
program automatically appends the server name to the path when you select which
servers you want to deploy to in the Deployment Wizard.
Do Not Upload option
The Do Not Upload option specifies that the folder and its contents are ignored during
deployment. This option is not available at the project level.
To specify deployment settings for a folder:
1. Right-click the folder and select Properties.
The Edit Folder Properties dialog box appears.
2. Click the Deployment tab and select a deployment option.
3. If you selected Specific Deployment Location, enter the location in the Deployment
Path box.
4. Click OK.
Your deployment settings are applied to the folder.
Tip
The project deployment information is in the project apf file. By
uploading the apf file along with a project, you can maintain the same
deployment settings.
Adding Deployment Servers
Adding a deployment server is similar to configuring a remote server in the Files panel.
The primary difference is that deployment server information is added to the project
file, while remote server information is stored in the Windows Registry.
So, even if you already added a remote server using Allaire FTP & RDS, you need to
enter the same server information to configure the server for deployment. For a full
description of configuration options for FTP and RDS servers, see
Chapter 4,
”Connecting to Servers via FTP and HTTP” on page 39 .
To add a deployment server:
1. Right-click on the Deployment Servers node of your project.
2. Select the server type that you want to add.
3. Complete the Server Configuration dialog box.
4. Click OK to save the server information.
The server is listed under Deployment Servers.