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Manel Martinez updated AS7-4390:
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Description:
Our team is testing AS 7 as we are very interested in domains, new web console, and jboss
client. Because of our development model we need to upgrade web applications (usually war
files) in the easiest way, just like we use to do with AS 4 (by rewritting the application
file).
I first tried to upgrade an existent application by "Add content" button in
"Manage Deployments" screen in the web console. It doesn't work, in fact the
screen "Please wait, Your request is being processed ..." never disappears and a
"Deployment Failed" message is raised in Messages section (up and right of
console) and nothing is written in log files.
Then I tried with jboss-cli.sh, and after much testing I finally found that this command
successfully works for upgrading an application without needing to know which group/s is
the application deployed in:
deploy /path/to/file.war -f
Is there any possibility to upgrade an application via Web Console just by uploading new
application version in domain mode? Just like the -f flag for deploy client command.
Let's say that remove/add application is not the best way for us, because we have
several server groups and it's easy to commit human errors when choosing right groups
while adding the new version.
was:
Our team is testing AS 7 as we are very interested in domains, new web console, and jboss
client. Because of our development model we need to upgrade web applications (usually war
files) in the easiest way, just like we use to do with AS 4 (by rewritting the application
file).
I first tried to upgrade an existent application by "Add content" button in
"Manage Deployments" screen in the web console. It doesn't work, in fact the
screen "Please wait, Your request is being processed ..." never disappears and a
"Deployment Failed" message is raised in Messages section (up and right of
console) and nothing is written in log files.
Then I tried with jboss-cli.sh, and after much testing I finally found that this command
successfully works for upgrading an application without needing to know which group/s is
the application deployed in:
deploy /path/to/file.war -f
Is there any possibility to upgrade and application via Web Console just by uploading new
application version in domain mode? Just like the -f flag for deploy client command.
Let's say that remove/add application is not the best way for us, because we have
several server groups and it's easy to commit human errors when choosing right groups
while adding the new version.
Upgrade an application via Web Console
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Key: AS7-4390
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-4390
Project: Application Server 7
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: CLI, Console
Affects Versions: 7.1.1.Final
Reporter: Manel Martinez
Assignee: Stan Silvert
Our team is testing AS 7 as we are very interested in domains, new web console, and jboss
client. Because of our development model we need to upgrade web applications (usually war
files) in the easiest way, just like we use to do with AS 4 (by rewritting the application
file).
I first tried to upgrade an existent application by "Add content" button in
"Manage Deployments" screen in the web console. It doesn't work, in fact the
screen "Please wait, Your request is being processed ..." never disappears and a
"Deployment Failed" message is raised in Messages section (up and right of
console) and nothing is written in log files.
Then I tried with jboss-cli.sh, and after much testing I finally found that this command
successfully works for upgrading an application without needing to know which group/s is
the application deployed in:
deploy /path/to/file.war -f
Is there any possibility to upgrade an application via Web Console just by uploading new
application version in domain mode? Just like the -f flag for deploy client command.
Let's say that remove/add application is not the best way for us, because we have
several server groups and it's easy to commit human errors when choosing right groups
while adding the new version.
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