jaikiran wrote : As far as i know, its only the top level deployment
descriptors that are watched for redeployment.
Just to be more clear - If you have nested deployments then the top level
deployment descriptor of each deployment is watched. See this for details
As far as i know, its only the top level deployment descriptors that are
watched for redeployment. So for a war file its just the WEB-INF/web.xml which
is watched for changes.
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We check every metadata file in deployment + all sub-deployments:
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http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbossas/trunk/system/src/main/org/jboss/system/server/profile/basic/MetaDataAwareProfile.java
- https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-4545
I guess I can add some filter to the check.
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Ales,
So if I understand this correctly getMetaDataLocations for a WAR deployment
returns the WEB-INF folder, and the isModified method will check every child
within that folder? That does seem to be somewhat undesirable. I know that
there are a fair number of web frameworks that suggest
iradix wrote :
| So if I understand this correctly getMetaDataLocations for a WAR deployment
returns the WEB-INF folder, and the isModified method will check every child
within that folder?
|
Yes.
iradix wrote :
| That does seem to be somewhat undesirable. I know that there are a
Cool. Off the top of my head, defaulting the filter to *.xml might be a good
compromise. It seems to me like that would encompass the JBoss config files,
standard JEE config files, and also web framework files that do necessitate a
restart (Seam's components.xml for instance) while excluding
I've committed the change to the JBossAS trunk.
By default it now includes .xml files only.
But this can be changed in profile.xml configuration file.
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Thank you Ales.
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Just to clarify, after watching a bit more closely, it seems like it is a
facelts template file (default.xhtml) located in WEB-INF/templates that changes
and triggers a reload. There are non-configuration files that I tend to keep
within WEB-INF just because they are not directly accessible
