There’s a few examples on the net about how to deploy a JET app to Application Container Cloud. All of these seem to either create an express app and then add oracle code to it later (eliminating the benefit of using grunt serve) or taking the compiled web folder and putting it into a new express application (making your devops or build automation slightly more painful). Let me show you an alternative.
This uses the basic http module in Node to create a very simple http server to serve our JET code from the web directory. If you run this using node server.js you should see your node app running, just like if you used grunt serve. Read the complete article here.
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