RE: undeploy

["James Barrow" <vrfour -at- verizon -dot- net>]

>Jessica Weissman said:
>
>After talking to the author's boss, I now know that it is possible to
>remove an application without undeploying it properly.  Hence the special
>term, which implies reversing all the registration, setup, configuration
>and other tasks that were part of deployment.

Hmmm...in my experience, deployment is usually what the developers do with
an application once it's ready to go-live.

>From your paragraph above, this is what I would call "Uninstall".

- Jim 

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