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Geoffrey De Smet updated ARQ-697:
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Description:
Currently, when something goes wrong in a managed server, such as ARQ-660, you get a
meaningless exception "Could not deploy to container".
The real exception should be reported, for example "port in use".
Furthermore, the message is unclear: how far does this "Could not deploy to
container" message stretch? If we have a bug in our CDI configuration (such as an
Ambiguous dependency) in our war, will it also be reported with this exception or not?
was:
Currently, when something goes wrong in a managed server, such as ARQ-660, you get a
meaningless exception "Could not deploy to container".
The real exception should be reported, for example "port in use".
It's furthermore unclear, how far this "Could not deploy to container"
stretches: if we have a bug in our CDI configuration (such as an Ambiguous dependency) in
our war, will it also be reported as such or not?
Exception "Could not deploy to container" should report the
real exception why the managed server is failing
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Key: ARQ-697
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ARQ-697
Project: Arquillian
Issue Type: Enhancement
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Reporter: Geoffrey De Smet
Priority: Critical
Currently, when something goes wrong in a managed server, such as ARQ-660, you get a
meaningless exception "Could not deploy to container".
The real exception should be reported, for example "port in use".
Furthermore, the message is unclear: how far does this "Could not deploy to
container" message stretch? If we have a bug in our CDI configuration (such as an
Ambiguous dependency) in our war, will it also be reported with this exception or not?
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