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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Remote deployment of SARS/JARS/WARS
Thanks David,
The MainDeployer starts up and loads the class, but I guess its class loading over HTTP.
Is there a way to deploy and save this deployed service in to the JBOSS installation?
If it was saved locally then when JBOSS
Absolutely. The current deployer works off a list of URLs. Its initially
configured with one URL, a file type URL pointing to the deploy directory.
You have two options. Go into jmx console and add a URL to the list in
the URLDeploymentScanner, - but that method does not persist what you ch
The package you want to deploy has to be available as an http: url.
Go do the MainDeployer page, find the "deploy" operation button, fill in
the url, and press the button.
For a more automated approach, you can call the MainDeployer mbean using
the ant jmx task that comes with jboss.
For a lar
Title: Remote deployment of SARS/JARS/WARS
Hi,
Is there a service, which I can access from jmx-console, in which I can deploy from a remote server, automatically download the archive and install it on the JBOSS server?
Is this approach possible? Or do I have to develop a deployment servi
