Modify jsp files without redeploy

Hello,
i modify jsp files without redeploy using tomcat.is there anyone know how
to enable wls has this future.
do you have any advice
Best Regards,
rechete

Hey Rechete. Check out "Split Development Directory Environment" which we introduced in 8.1.
The WebLogic split development directory provides these benefits:
* Fast development and deployment. By minimizing unnecessary file copying, the split development directory Ant tasks help you recompile and redeploy applications quickly without first generating a deployable archive file or exploded archive directory.
* Simplified build scripts. The BEA-provided Ant tasks automatically determine which J2EE modules and classes you are creating, and build components in the correct order to support common classpath dependencies. In many cases, your project build script can simply identify the source and build directories and allow Ant tasks to perform their default behaviors.
* Easy integration with source control systems. The split development directory provides a clean separation between source files and generated files. This helps you maintain only editable files in your source control system. You can also clean the build by deleting the entire build directory; build files are easily replaced by rebuilding the project.
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/programming/environment.html#1097239

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