"beve" wrote :
| Is anyone aware of an example of a StructureDeployer that support subdeployments in this manner? Or is there another way to accomplish this?
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There is DirectoryStructure which considers every directory as a potential location for sub-deployments.
It was developed to support old .sar/lib, but it's deprecated and commented out.
(still part of JBossAS, but left out on purpose)
I guess in your case it would be best to either have this new structure deployer,
or force every .esb user to jboss-structure.xml.
Or, you can use StructureProcessor, which can modify structure info just before we pass it to real deployers.
See SeamTempModificationTypeMatcher in seam-int project:
- http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbossas/projects/jboss-seam-int/trunk/micr...
(this is callback matched with the current default StructureProcessor impl)
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I see the following errors in the log.
2009-07-31 11:08:44,507 WARN [org.jgroups.protocols.UDP] packet from /10.64.204.232:46775 has different version (^Q^A^B&) from ours (0227). This may cause problems
2009-07-31 11:08:44,502 WARN [org.jgroups.protocols.UDP] packet from /10.64.204.232:46775 has different version (^Q^A^B&) from ours (0227). This may cause problems
and so on.... It continues.
Does any one know how to resolve the issue here.
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No, not directly. But
- You can always use the api to end the process
- Use the api to explicitly send trigger to the process that causes the event (like you asked in 2). The thing is that you need to know which processinstance to trigger. But most of the time you have a reference to it, either by storing the processid in your own datamodel or putting the businesskey of your datamodel in the processinstance.
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