You're right ... the idea of File Install is that the directory
reflects the running bundles. File Install tries very hard to make
that true. So your management is by adding/removing bundles from the
folder.
However, not everybody is happy with that so there will be a change to
make it configurable ...
Kind regards,
Peter Kriens
On 30 mrt 2009, at 18:43, Dan J Hrivnak wrote:
That is working as designed. You are stopping it using the shell,
but the bundle file is still in your FileInstall directory right?
So FileInstall will see it, see that it isn't started, and will
start it for you. If you really want to stop/uninstall it you
probably have to remove it from the FileInstall directory.
But I might be wrong... <mailto:[email protected]>
Joel Schuster wrote:
I can't seem to stop a bundle when it has been deployed by
FileInstall...
When I stop an installed bundle via the text shell it becomes
active again. Is this a bug? Or a works-as-designed?
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