Hi,
I am curious why do ihave to remove the jenkins folder.
Should not tomcat make this auomatically for me when he recognizes that the
war is newer?
Thanks,
David
On Monday, August 13, 2012 3:01:00 PM UTC+3, David Gang wrote:
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> Hi Richard,
>
> I removed the folder and it worked great.
>
>
Hi Richard,
I removed the folder and it worked great.
Thanks a lot,
David
On Aug 13, 2:59 pm, Richard Lavoie wrote:
> To make a clean work, you should stop tomcat unless you still have access to
> the default host-manager or manager that comes with tomcat. From there you
> can stop a webapp a
To make a clean work, you should stop tomcat unless you still have access to
the default host-manager or manager that comes with tomcat. From there you can
stop a webapp and then you will be able to remove the old folder without having
java classes still in memory for that web app.
Richard
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Hi Richard,
I did not intend to post the message twice. The first post was not
with enough data and i did not know
how to edit the message, so i removed it and posted it again :-)
No. I did not remove the folder.
Can i remove the jenkins directory while the tomcat is running or do i
have to shutd
Posting the message twice won't help you receive a faster answer.
Did you try removing the jenkins folder in the tomcat webapps folder so it
redeploys the new war file correctly as if new ?
Richard
On 2012-08-13, at 07:27, david gang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In the admin screen I got the message
>
Hi,
In the admin screen I got the message
New version of Jenkins (1.477) is available for download.
I tried to upgrade the apllication but without success.
These are the steps i made:
I downloaded the war file from
http://updates.jenkins-ci.org/download/war/1.477/jenkins.war
and moved it to the
