The removal part was an accident and it took me almost a full day to debug
why things didn't work. I didn't even know about the generated stuff. I
agree that it's a fringe case though.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 1:32 AM larry mccay wrote:
> I don't know why you would remove the data/services direct
I don't know why you would remove the data/services directory but this is
essentially the same as what I described.
Whether there are no service definitions or you have changed one and try to
get the new version uptaken it is the same problem.
As I said, we could add an option to redeploy all topo
There's always a good chance that I misunderstood something as well. So
take it with a grain of salt.
1) Fresh Knox installation
2) Remove data/services folder
3) Start Knox
4) Look
at /data/deployments/sandbox.topo.166f2486250/%2F/WEB-INF/gateway.xml
It'll contain only ""
5) Stop Knox
6) Move dat
It isn't exactly clear to me what you encountered here.
I think that you are saying that you made changes to "services files" -
meaning the service definition.
If that is the case then a simple redeploy of the topology will not be
enough.
You have to restart the gateway so that the service definit
I was facing another weird issue today that took me a while to chase down.
I didn't have the proper services directory in place when starting Knox for
the first time. This meant that a gateway.xml file was created in the
deployments dir for my topologies that was totally empty. It didn't have
any
