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Jboss auto hot deployment issue

 
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Hi All,

We are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.4 (Tikanga) environment and Jboss Application server 4.x
We are facing one problem of auto hot deployment in JBoss application server.
The war and xml present in deploy folder are automatically getting deployed in temp folder by Jboss HDScanner

Can any one please help me out to figure out this problem? if you have any idea related to JBoss HDScanner and auto hot deployment conditions please provide you comments.


Thanks in advance.

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That is the way that it works. The app server cannot run the app from packaged files, so it explodes them into the temp directory and runs them from there. You can, alternately, deploy exploded applications. See http://community.jboss.org/wiki/ExplodedDeployment
 
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Hi Peter,

Thanks for your reply.

The problem we are facing on deployed application which is running fine on application server, some times any of the file(*.war, *.xml) present in deploy folder, Is automatically getting deployed again in temp folder (change in timestamp in temp/deploy folder for that file, which is not changing in main deploy directory ) and we are getting the redeployment logs in log file.

Now as per our observation it seems there is some thing that is triggering the redeployment of files(*.war, *.xml) in temp folder automatically in running and deployed application.

What is causing HD Scanner to do that redeployment in temp folder automatically?

Have any one observed this kind of problem?

Please share, your comments are appreciable.

Thanks in advance

Regards
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Sunny Ratra wrote:

Thanks for your reply.

The problem we are facing on deployed application which is running fine on application server, some times any of the file(*.war, *.xml) present in deploy folder, Is automatically getting deployed again in temp folder (change in timestamp in temp/deploy folder for that file, which is not changing in main deploy directory ) and we are getting the redeployment logs in log file.



Are you sure it's an application redeployment and not just some file being added to the tmp folder?
 
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Jaikiran Pai wrote:

Sunny Ratra wrote:

Thanks for your reply.

The problem we are facing on deployed application which is running fine on application server, some times any of the file(*.war, *.xml) present in deploy folder, Is automatically getting deployed again in temp folder (change in timestamp in temp/deploy folder for that file, which is not changing in main deploy directory ) and we are getting the redeployment logs in log file.



Are you sure it's an application redeployment and not just some file being added to the tmp folder?



Well I can see the same file which is present in main deploy folder is coming in tmp/deploy folder with new time stamp.

For example: oracle-ds.xml is getting redeployed in temp folder again and again.
 
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