| deploying beans (Lomboz vs WTP) [message #144723] |
Thu, 20 October 2005 13:07  |
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Originally posted by: david.schneider.unisys.com
Am I missing something or is there no longer a way to deploy a bean to a
jboss server that was started outside of eclipse?
Here is the way I recall it working in Lomboz.
Regardless if JBoss was started from within Eclipse or if I started it from
a command prompt, there was a lomboz right click menu item that allow me to
deploy the bean.
With WTP deploy is completely hidden. I can't find any way to deploy the
bean except if I start the Jboss server from within Eclipse and defined my
ejb project to the server (the "Server" tab in j2ee perspective). Also the
bean doesn't actually get deployed until I start jboss.
Furthermore, I can't get hot deploy to work. I always have to stop and
restart Jboss.
Am I missing something, or is this just the way it works ... or is this a
bug that should be reported?
Thanks,
Dave Schneider
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| Re: deploying beans (Lomboz vs WTP) [message #146140 is a reply to message #144723] |
Thu, 03 November 2005 10:54  |
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Dave,
You can export the jar/war and copy it under the jboss deploy dir.
> Am I missing something or is there no longer a way to deploy a bean to a
> jboss server that was started outside of eclipse?
>
> Here is the way I recall it working in Lomboz.
> Regardless if JBoss was started from within Eclipse or if I started it from
> a command prompt, there was a lomboz right click menu item that allow me to
> deploy the bean.
>
> With WTP deploy is completely hidden. I can't find any way to deploy the
> bean except if I start the Jboss server from within Eclipse and defined my
> ejb project to the server (the "Server" tab in j2ee perspective). Also the
> bean doesn't actually get deployed until I start jboss.
>
> Furthermore, I can't get hot deploy to work. I always have to stop and
> restart Jboss.
>
> Am I missing something, or is this just the way it works ... or is this a
> bug that should be reported?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave Schneider
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