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1. Re: Deployment - Multiple war files with same name
How exactly are you deploying these and which exact version of WildFly? Are you creating different file deplyoment scanners in the subsytem configs or is it some other way? Do you have any stacktraces of exceptions you run into?
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2. Re: Deployment - Multiple war files with same name
Deploying by uploading .war files to subdirectories under .../deployments.
Using only one deployment scanner (that is all I want).
No exceptions generated. The WildFly log shows the scanner 'alternating' deployments. That is, it cycles the active deployment among the war files of the same name.
After posting the question, I have read that Wildly requires unique war file names which indicates that I am not able to deploy multiple war files with the same name. Oh well.
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3. Re: Deployment - Multiple war files with same name
1 of 1 people found this helpfulYou have to deploy using the jboss-cli or the webconsole and specify a runtime-name for each of your war file. The you can use the same file name.
Specifying the runtime-name can't be done using the deployment scanner, it will default to the file name.
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4. Re: Deployment - Multiple war files with same name
Thanks for the response. For my 'use case' I am unable to have multiple users use the jboss-cli or the webconsole for deployments.
Each user on the system has access to a subdirectory below .../deployments. The user manages their deployments via the .war, .deployed, .undeployed files in their subdirectories.
I appreciate your suggestions.
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5. Re: Deployment - Multiple war files with same name
One solution would be to remove the deployment scanner for the deployments folder and have as many deployment scanners as there are sub-folders. Something like
/subsystem=deployment-scanner/scanner=default:remove() /subsystem=deployment-scanner/scanner=team_a:add(auto-deploy-exploded=false, auto-deploy-zipped=true, path="deployments/team_a" , relative-to="jboss.server.base.dir", scan-interval=5000, scan-enabled=true)
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