Hot deploy - Configure workspace

Configure Workspace

Create a file in the liferay workspace called gradle-local.properties with the following contents. This assumes The workspace is in c:\liferay\parkland-portal and liferay was installed in c:\liferay\liferay-dxp-tomcat-7.1-sp1
#
# Set the folder that contains the Liferay bundle downloaded from the
# "liferay.workspace.bundle.url" property. The default value is "bundles".
#
liferay.workspace.home.dir=../liferay-dxp-7.1.10.1-sp1




For theme, try gulp init and target the tomcat server under liferay server


































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