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How difficult is it to convert from Confluence EAR/WAR to Standalone version?

Glenn Tremblay1

I'm running Confluence 3.4.1.

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Id expect it to be relatively painless, especially as you would probably keep same revision initially?

Testing is always advised, copy the database, copy the configured HOME folder, test on a separate box, you may be pleasantly surprised.

See http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Switching+to+Apache+Tomcat for details.

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Id expect it to be relatively painless, especially as you would probably keep same revision initially?

Testing is always advised, copy the database, copy the configured HOME folder, test on a separate box, you may be pleasantly surprised.

See http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Switching+to+Apache+Tomcat for details.

Glenn Tremblay1

Thanks, Andy. I was able to test this in another environment and it did prove to be pretty painless. We're planning to convert our production environment to the standalone version very shortly.

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