Summary
Deploying an application requires an archive file to be created first. This archive is made up of class files, resources, and other files required by the application. Next, the archive must be copied to the target computer. Finally, the runtime environment must be properly set. Remember that archives may contain just source files. Archives may also be created to contain resources for internationalization or documentation only.
Reflections
What is the best archive type to use for the deployment of your system?
How many JAR files should you create for your application?
What is the best way to maintain your JAR files?
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