Just about a year ago today, I posted about some tinkering I was doing with the then-new support in the NSF File Server for live modifying the files in the virtual "WebContent" folder of an NSF.
With that post, I was going the route of developing a project with Maven and then SCP'ing up the build results. That worked for an initial push, but had some big caveats. For one, it took deploying the entire app with every change. The other, bigger problem was that it wouldn't delete files that were no longer part of the app, so old pages and classes would float around until you went in and deleted them.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://frostillic.us/blog/posts/2026/6/21/developing-jakarta-apps-via-nsf-file-server-take-2