Re: Service programs and binding directories question

[BMay@xxxxxxxxx]

Oh, the CMS definitely can handle it.  It's a matter of waiting for my 
Operations staff to actually do the move.  Sometimes you just can't wait 
on them.  In the end, it doesn't hurt anything to have them there. 

Brian May
Project Lead
Management Information Systems
Garan, Incorporated
Starkville, Mississippi



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If your CMS doesn't allow for quick & dirty development to be pushed
to production quickly...

You need a new CMS.  :)

Charles

On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 9:43 AM,  <BMay@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> While not required, I personally like to send binding directories to the
> production machine.  It comes in handy if you ever need to write 
something
> quick and dirty in production for a problem.  (Of course I would never
> recommend working in production.  Especially not when upper management 
is
> breathing down your neck.)
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> ;o)
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> Brian May
> Project Lead
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> Garan, Incorporated
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> correct binding directories and modules are compile-time objects and are
> not needed on your production system.  generally for CM packages i set 
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