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LocalDeploy
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LocalDeploymentObject
LocalDeployments
LocalDeploy
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Create a simple local deployment serving static data on port 8080:
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The expression is evaluated once on deployment, and then the result served to each client:
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Using Delayed evaluates the expression each time a client makes a request:
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URLDispatcher can be used to specify different routes:
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