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How to automate the explode process in wildfly deployment?

 
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Issue: Though the deployment is success, web application is not up and running. It is giving ‘Not Found’ error message inside html tags when we hit the URL in the browser.

<html><head><title>Error</title></head><body>Not Found</body></html>

Note: Application war is deployed using the command mentioned below. nohup sh standalone.sh -b=0.0.0.0 -bmanagement=0.0.0.0 &

Workaround: Only if we explode the war using explode option in Wildlfy console, application will work.

Can someone please suggest how to automate the explode process or any other way to bring up the application?
 
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There is something wrong with your setup if the webapp only works when exploded. The standard for JEE doesn't even mention an option for exploded WARs as far as I know, and the effective operation should be the same in either event unless someone tried to either write data into the WAR directory subtree or use filesystem calls to access WAR resources. Neither of which are good practice.

Your sample command calls a shell script named "standalone.sh". We don't know what it does, but presumably it either calls a web server or does a brute-force jam of the WAR into Wildfly's webapps directory. Without knowing details I cannot say why deployment apparently fails.
 
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Thank you so much for the reply
Could you please let me know the details which I need to share?
 
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standalone.sh is a script which ships with Wildfly to start a single instance of the application server (similar to Tomcat's startup.sh).  It is not a tool to deploy wars.

Look-through the server.log log file to see if the application server recognizes your war, and if it attempts to deploy it.


Possibly you are not dropping the war file in the a directory where the application server is expecting it.
 
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Thank you so much for the reply

I have checked the server.log file and observed that war is getting deployed.

Starting deployment of "Application1.war" (runtime-name: "Application1.war")
Starting deployment of "Application2.ear" (runtime-name: "Application2.ear")
Registered web context: '/app1' for server 'default-server'
Registered web context: '/app2' for server 'default-server'
Deployed "Application1.war" (runtime-name : "Application1.war")
Deployed "Application2.ear" (runtime-name : "Application2.ear")


I am dropping the war file in the following path
<wildflypath>/standalone/deployments
 
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Hi Jan,
Did you turn on the deployment scanner ?

See these instructions from a prior release

https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/WFLY10/Deployment%20Scanner%20configuration.html

You can expect the EAR file be deployed.

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