AS7 resteasy jax-rs and server restart

[are.tysnes]

After some tweeking and merging (from AS6) I now have our app with restlet interface up and running in AS7

But one problem bugs me... when I deploy the app everything works.. when i restart AS7 the rest-interface is

inactive and all of the applications services responds with 404  - The requested service xxx is not available

Redeploying the application and the services responds again.

Looks like the JaxRsActivator fails to deployed when restarting AS7 ?? Or something else I have missed ?

Edit: Also same behavior when using the jax-rs web.xml aproach https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/AS7/JAX-RS+Reference+Guide

[jaikiran]

That shouldn't be the case. How do you deploy? Using command line interface or directly placing it in the standalone/deployments or admin-console? If you are using the standalone/deployments folder then can you tell us its contents before and after the deployment and also before and after the restart of the server?

[are.tysnes]

Ok.. this was a bit strange..

When I started migrate my app i pasted the war inside the standalone/deployments folder manually. After my migrate went forward I started using mvn jboss-as:deploy

When I removed the war and .deployed file located in the standalone/deployments folder and just uses maven the services looks to be functional even after restart.

So.. it looks like deployment through maven installs a second version of a war directly to the standalone/tmp folder without deleting the old one from standalone/deployments ?

And the reason my services did stop working is that the application version located in standalone/deployments was missing the JaxRsActivator. So this war is loaded before the one deployed through maven ?

Sounds like a minor bug in AS7

Thx for helping me sorting this out

[jaikiran]

Because of the way file system deployments (i.e. deployments via standalone/deployment folder) is currently implemented, mix and match of deployment techniques like this one, can lead to interesting issues