On 10-09-15 17:43, Christopher Schultz wrote:
> Martijn,
> 
> On 9/10/15 7:39 AM, Martijn Bos wrote:
>> I think I "solved" it myself.
> 
>> My problem was that when I deployed a webaap on one of the 
>> cluster-members it didn't get deployed on the other member. I did
>> this with the manager web-application.
> 
>> However when I drop a war-file in the watchDir of the
>> farmWarDeployer it gets deployed to the other member. (Apperantly
>> by memory or so. Since I do not see the war file appearing on in
>> the tmpDir, deployDir or watchDir on the other cluster member)
> 
>> Can somone confirm that deploying through the manager-webapp will
>> not deploy to all the cluster members? Otherwise there is still
>> something wrong with my setup.
> 
> Yes, the manager web application has no knowledge of the existence of
> the cluster. You need to use FarmWebDeployer if you want to push the
> WAR file to multiple cluster members.
> 

Ah great. Then I'm not going insane afterall:-)


>> btw. I see that the farmWarDeployer is not completely stable. A
>> few times I noticed that the app is not deployed on the other
>> member, trying one more time, and it does succeed.
> 
> I believe the FWD doesn't get a huge amount of use in the wild. If
> you're willing to instrument the FWD and make suggestions for
> improvement, I'm sure we can get any bugs worked-out.
> 

That is actually very tempting. However my JAVA skills are moderate at
best, so I'm not to sure whether I should proceed in that direction.
On the other hand.... it doesn't hurt to have a look at the code, and
see what I can do.

Best Regards,
Martijn


> -chris
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