[JBoss-user] WAR deployment

2004-06-16 Thread khalid . chaudhry
Hi All, The set up that my company has in place caters for their two (JBoss) application servers. One is supposed to be a mirror image of the other and should in theory be identical. We have recently had problems with one of the servers and I wanted to run the unusual deployment process past you

Re: [JBoss-user] War Deployment

2002-09-18 Thread David Ward
Jules Gosnell wrote: > Marius Kotsbak wrote: > >> sudhendra seshachala wrote: >> >>> War size is 15 MB. >>> >> Why? Because you include .jars that jboss already has? >> >>> Deployment takes around 5 minutes >>> this icnludes the jboss server start time and >>> deployment of jar/ >>> Server start

Re: [JBoss-user] War Deployment

2002-09-18 Thread Jules Gosnell
Marius Kotsbak wrote: > sudhendra seshachala wrote: > >> War size is 15 MB. >> > Why? Because you include .jars that jboss already has? > >> Deployment takes around 5 minutes >> this icnludes the jboss server start time and >> deployment of jar/ >> Server start time is 40 secs(worst case) with >

Re: [JBoss-user] War Deployment

2002-09-18 Thread Marius Kotsbak
sudhendra seshachala wrote: >War size is 15 MB. > Why? Because you include .jars that jboss already has? > Deployment takes around 5 minutes >this icnludes the jboss server start time and >deployment of jar/ >Server start time is 40 secs(worst case) with >Oracle-service.xml >Deployment of ejb.ja

[JBoss-user] War Deployment

2002-09-18 Thread sudhendra seshachala
War size is 15 MB. Deployment takes around 5 minutes this icnludes the jboss server start time and deployment of jar/ Server start time is 40 secs(worst case) with Oracle-service.xml Deployment of ejb.jar is around 20 secs. Now deployment of war is taking 4 minutes... is there any way to reduce th