Hi David,
Long time no read :) At least for me.
On Jul 11, 2005, at 5:18 PM, David Sean Taylor wrote:
Shah Amit wrote:
I have noticed a similar thing. I remember reading somewhere that
to undeploy, simply remove your war file and jetspeed would
undeploy that. I have tried doing that, but observed "no logging
statements on tomcat console" that would confirm that the app was
undeployed. I am sorry, but I have removed all the apps that ship
with jetspeed and work with a minimal jetspeed framework so I
can't check with the portlet app manager.
To undeploy, remove the war file from Jetspeed's deploy directory
while the server is up and running -- or -- login as admin, and
with the PALM portlet, undeploy the portlet application
I was just trying to understand how it works the other day as I am
integrating this with our software. The code to
StandardDeploymentManager seems to delete the WAR file after a
successful deployment. Are you talking about the staging directory or
another ?
Regards,
Serge...
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