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We have used Continous Integration to help with this. Our Jenkins build will pull the source, compile it, zip it, and attach back to the Jenkins job. On success, a secondary job sends this zip to the server, unpacks it, and updates the symlink for the web folder to the new one. This way we only move source files, and we are not having to worry about build processes on a production environment
Yes, if you set up a response and request programatically as Oliver Thompson said, then you can just call the ClassMethods rather than going through HTTP to Rest.
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Hi Kurro
It's a bit of a low tech solution, but you can set up a stored SQL DSN for localhost, then use that to access your tables