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Re^3: Start and Stop JBoss and Websphere servers

by blindluke (Hermit)
on Feb 04, 2015 at 13:01 UTC ( [id://1115514]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Start and Stop JBoss and Websphere servers
in thread Start and Stop JBoss and Websphere servers

I'm working with WebLogic on a daily basis, and have some experience with WebSphere. Both of those support autodeployment, but only in development mode. In a testing Weblogic environment, you don't even have to shutdown the server - the application placed in the directory will be recognized and deployed automatically. Both Oracle and IBM discourage the use of this features and make them unavailable in production mode.

I had to check how JBoss deals with this concept. It seems that they are calling the feature "hot deployment" and, as far as I have read, they allow it in production environment. Strange practice. But they too have a command line interface that could be helpful to you.

- Luke

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Re^4: Start and Stop JBoss and Websphere servers
by karthik.raju (Acolyte) on Feb 05, 2015 at 12:32 UTC
    Hi Luke,

    i've got the solution.

    Thanks a lot for your valuable explanation.

    -Karthik

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