Ken McWilliams created NETBEANS-42:
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Summary: Netbeans Maven:Java Application when run several times
creates multiple instances (once for each time run), resulting in a port
confilct
Key: NETBEANS-42
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-42
Project: NetBeans
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: apisupport - Project
Affects Versions: 8.2
Environment: Ubuntu Linux 17.04
Reporter: Ken McWilliams
Priority: Trivial
I generally use JEE and Glassfish to create web applications, however I've
created a web application using Jetty which does not require a container.
However each time I run the application I have to manually stop the currently
running instance. This doesn't take long but it is a bit of a pain. I would
like a smoother development cycle, I'm sure it can be automated at the command
line and will do so, but I think it should be a pretty common issue.
I'm creating my project using NB 8.2. File -> New Project -> Under Categories
selecting "Maven", Under Projects "Java Application"
Each time the project is run, a new running instance is deployed, such that
after 5 runs there are 5 running programs (well that would normally be the case
for this type of application but because of a port conflict I must stop the
previous instance).
Any of the following would be a viable solution:
Ideally, if their is a running instance of the program it is compiled and
relaunched on save, don't know if this is possible outside of a container like
Glassfish.
The application kills any previous deployment and compiles and runs a new
instance when "Run Project" button is pressed (F6).
Anything else that meets this intention.
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