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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Jeff Storey <st...@gmail.com> on 2015/01/13 23:25:21 UTC
autoDeploy underlying old failed versions
I have autoDeploy and undeployOldVersions enabled on my Tomcat server
and I am using parallel deployments. The issue I'm having is that old
versions that have errors in their startup are not removed. Let's say
I deploy the following apps:
myapp##001.war
myapp##002.war
If myapp#001.war failed during startup, and I deploy myapp##002,
requests are properly routed to the new version, by myapp#001 stays
around. When I then deploy myapp#003, myapp#002 is removed, but
myapp#001 is still left around.
Is there anything I can do to have deployments that failed still be removed?
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Re: autoDeploy underlying old failed versions
Posted by Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>.
On 13/01/2015 22:25, Jeff Storey wrote:
> I have autoDeploy and undeployOldVersions enabled on my Tomcat server
> and I am using parallel deployments. The issue I'm having is that old
> versions that have errors in their startup are not removed. Let's say
> I deploy the following apps:
>
> myapp##001.war
> myapp##002.war
>
>
> If myapp#001.war failed during startup, and I deploy myapp##002,
> requests are properly routed to the new version, by myapp#001 stays
> around. When I then deploy myapp#003, myapp#002 is removed, but
> myapp#001 is still left around.
>
> Is there anything I can do to have deployments that failed still be removed?
There is no option that will do this automatically.
Mark
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