There's a problem when I deploy an exploded archive in my Ant build to JBoss. If I've just changed a property file from the last build/deploy, Ant correctly only copies over the changed property file.
However, JBoss doesn't pick up the change. Is this expected behavior: am I really to delete the entire exploded archive and redeploy it just for a property file?
Are there any other types of files that might have similar problems, or do XML and .class files correctly trigger a redploy of that portion only of the archive (when that is all that has changed)?
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Zip file corruption errors typically happen if the hot deployer attempts to deploy the war file before it is completely copied to the deploy directory (or the directory you added to the URLs attribute). To avoid zip file-related errors, you should copy your war file to a temporary location on the same disk partition as the target directory (deploy, or one specified by URLs), and then move the file to the deploy directory.
But as you noted, exploded directories are really the way to go for what you want to do.
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What's the difference between putting @RequestParameter in a session bean and putting the param tag in pages.xml?
When I put the param tag in pages.xml for a given page, why does the attribute show up the first time as attributeName=0 rather than no attribute? I understand that 0 is the value of the EL in the param tag, but how can I get it to ignore that when it's 0 or null? (I'm using s:link for the link to the page referenced in pages.xml. Before I even go to that page, the link rendered to that page contains pageName.seam?attributeName=0)
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