Every time I start jboss EAP 7.2.0 server (standalone), my ear file present in the "standalone\deployments" folder is deployed. Is it possible to avoid deployment at each reboot of the server?
Have a look at the documentation
So earfilename.ear.skipdeploy should do the trick.
Also if you undeploy the application a earfilename.ear.undeployed file is created. As long as this file exists the application won't be deployed.
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I am a Siemens Teamcenter Implementation consultant and have limited knowledge of JBOSS.
I have a question-related to JBOSS module dependencies.
Before asking a question, I will quickly give the background.
Background
JBoss version is EAP 6.1.0 installed in Linux.
For one of the POC in the Teamcenter application, we need to deploy the EAR file in JBOSS.
The company provided the shared JBOSS where other applications from the different departments also using the JBOSS.
JBOSS is used in domain mode.
Problem
For deploying the EAR file for Teamcenter application, I need to update the module.xml with JMX dependency. Since the JBOSS is shared by many applications of different departments, we need to get permission from each of them to restart the JBOSS. ( This restart point I want to confirm)
Question
Is it required to restart the JBOSS for module.xml update?
or
Is there another way to add the dependency in classpath without restarting the JBOSS.
If you edit the module.xml of a module that's been loaded you'll need to restart the server.
I am in process of migrating one of our web application from JBOSS-3.3.2 to JBOSS EAP 7.1. As Jboss 3 will not support JDK1.8*. I was instructed to migrate the jboss to latest jboss version available in our repository.
I referred the following link but it confuses me as both the versions folder structures are different.
https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_jboss_enterprise_application_platform/7.1/html-single/installation_guide
One thing I understood is I have to use standalone/deployments folder for my application(war) to be deployed.
In 3.x we have run.jar, run.sh, run.conf. But in newer versions these are not available instead we have jboss-eap.conf, jboss-eap-rhel.sh but no run.jar any where.
Is there any guide or steps available to be followed for migration.
I was not able to find in google.
In the latest JBoss EAP, you have to start the JBoss EAP server using standalone.sh (for standalone mode) or domain.sh(for domain mode) file.
The .sh file is located under $JBOSS_HOME/bin directory.
For configuration, you can configure using standalone.conf or standalone.xml file in standalone mode and for domain mode, you have to add configuration inside domain.xml file.
For migration please refer to the official document.
WildFly Full 10.1.0.Final (WildFly Core 2.2.0.Final):
I am searching for a possibility to trigger the deployment of my Java EE application (packed as EAR file), without starting the WildFly server or using the deployment-scanner.
Is it possible to add the ear file to a configuration file, so that the server start the deployment of my application at the first time the server starts?
The server has to be started to deploy anything. You can use offline CLI to deploy the content. This wouldn't actually process the deployment until the server has been restarted.
I run the Jboss 7.1 as a service, but when I deploy the war through console it got deployed in data folder inside standalone folder.
To run Jboss 7.1 as service I refered to this link
It seems that Jboss getting started in standalone mode when I run it as a service.
Just an assumption, but have you tried replacing the run.bat properly with domain.bat rather than standalone.bat (the latter is shown in the post you followed)?
when i hot deploy a bean jar , it doesnt works. it needs a Jboss restart. hot deployment works fine with Jboss 4.2.2. but Jboss 5.0.1 doesnt support hot deployment?
By default hot deployment is turned on for all JBoss versions. For JBoss 5.X check if you have proper configuration in $JBOSS_HOME/server/xxx/deploy/hdscanner-jboss-beans.xml file.
That's the theory however. In JBoss 5.0.X I had a serious issues with hot deployment mechanism, for instance I could deploy application only one time, the redeployment demanded server restart (as in your case). This issue is partly gone in JBoss 5.1, so if you can upgrade to that version.
You can also try theoretically the savest method of deployment through managed beans facility:
$JBOOS_HOME/bin/twiddle invoke "jboss.system:service=MainDeployer" deploy /my/path/to/app/myapp.ear
Also make sure if your JAR file is proper, configuration files are properly formulated. JBoss 5.X is much more restrictive then previous versions when it comes to configuration files. For istance in JBoss 4.X persistence.xml file need not have XML Schema declaration, in JBoss 5.X it is required, etc.