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Re: [wtp-dev] WTP M4 I Build: Publish and Server launch (order of APIs getting called)
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Usha,
In the server type extension point, you set a "startBeforePublish"
attribute to true. This will make sure the server is started before the
publish happens.
Regards,
Elson
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Elson Yuen
WebSphere Tools (AST)
IBM Toronto Lab
Tel: (905) 413-2689, T/L: 969-2689
"Usha
Kuntamukkala"
<ukuntamu@xxxxxxx To
> "General discussion of project-wide
Sent by: or architectural issues."
wtp-dev-bounces@e <wtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject
05/13/2005 06:45 [wtp-dev] WTP M4 I Build: Publish
PM and Server launch (order of APIs
getting called)
Please respond to
"General
discussion of
project-wide or
architectural
issues."
Hi Tim,
I?m not sure if these were discussed already.
1) I?m finding that during ?Run on Server?, publish APIs are
getting called before the server launch (or start) API is called.
Considering that our requirements for the publish activity are
dependent on the server being up completely, I turned off the option
of ?Automatically publish before starting the server? in the
preferences page. However, after this, the publish doesn?t get called
at all, the server starts up and my test client comes up. Is this the
intended behavior or am I missing something?
Is there a way I can make sure that during ?Run on server? the order
in which APIs are called are ? server start, publish, and then test
client launch. With the current behavior, the test client coming up
without publish happening is unintuitive for the user.
2) Manual option for publish on a component is only exposed via
the server (which potentially has multiple components attached).
Would it make sense to have the publish option on an individual
component in order to facilitate easier iterative deployment?
Thanks
Usha_______________________________________________
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