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Posted to jetspeed-dev@portals.apache.org by Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt> on 2006/06/14 12:37:44 UTC
Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
Hi, i have a problem, i need to undeploy a jetspeed portlet, but every time
i try, due to the fact that some files get locked i have to shutdown Tomcat.
I have am following this process:
Tomcat Manager: stop portlet
jetspeed: going to Portlet Application Lifecycle
Manager(PALM) and delete portlet
jetspeed: logout user
Tomcat Manager: stop Jetspeed
Tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet
Tomcat: stop/start
tomcat Manager: stop portlet again
tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet again
Only following this steps i can remove my portlet. So my questions are?
Am I doing the right steps?
Is there a way to remove a Jetspeed portlet without
stop/start Tomcat?
What am I missing?
Is there an application that can track "what files are being
used by what" in Tomcat/JetSpeed ?
Thank you in Advance
Ruben Fragoso
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RE: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
Posted by Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt>.
No i am not using struts, i am using a modified version, of the J2-Admin,
portlet, the files that are getting locked are:
portals-bridges-jsf-1.0.jar
tomahawk-1.1.0.jar
I even tried in between, to stop the J2-Admin in the Tomcat Manager, but the
result is the same. I still have to stop Tomcat, to undeploy my version.
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Evans [mailto:aaronmevans@gmail.com]
Sent: quarta-feira, 14 de Junho de 2006 13:03
To: Jetspeed Developers List
Subject: Re: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
By any chance are you using struts in your portlet? What files are getting
locked?
On 6/14/06, Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt> wrote:
> Hi, i have a problem, i need to undeploy a jetspeed portlet, but every
> time i try, due to the fact that some files get locked i have to
> shutdown Tomcat. I have am following this process:
>
> Tomcat Manager: stop portlet
> jetspeed: going to Portlet Application Lifecycle
> Manager(PALM) and delete portlet
> jetspeed: logout user
> Tomcat Manager: stop Jetspeed
> Tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet
> Tomcat: stop/start
> tomcat Manager: stop portlet again
> tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet again
>
>
> Only following this steps i can remove my portlet. So my questions
> are?
>
>
> Am I doing the right steps?
> Is there a way to remove a Jetspeed portlet without
> stop/start Tomcat?
> What am I missing?
> Is there an application that can track "what files are
> being used by what" in Tomcat/JetSpeed ?
>
> Thank you in Advance
>
> Ruben Fragoso
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
Posted by Aaron Evans <aa...@gmail.com>.
By any chance are you using struts in your portlet? What files are
getting locked?
On 6/14/06, Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt> wrote:
> Hi, i have a problem, i need to undeploy a jetspeed portlet, but every time
> i try, due to the fact that some files get locked i have to shutdown Tomcat.
> I have am following this process:
>
> Tomcat Manager: stop portlet
> jetspeed: going to Portlet Application Lifecycle
> Manager(PALM) and delete portlet
> jetspeed: logout user
> Tomcat Manager: stop Jetspeed
> Tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet
> Tomcat: stop/start
> tomcat Manager: stop portlet again
> tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet again
>
>
> Only following this steps i can remove my portlet. So my questions are?
>
>
> Am I doing the right steps?
> Is there a way to remove a Jetspeed portlet without
> stop/start Tomcat?
> What am I missing?
> Is there an application that can track "what files are being
> used by what" in Tomcat/JetSpeed ?
>
> Thank you in Advance
>
> Ruben Fragoso
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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RE: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
Posted by Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt>.
Well i have tryed that on first stages, and with this application in
particular, that does not work =(
-----Original Message-----
From: arker statis [mailto:arker.statis@gmail.com]
Sent: quinta-feira, 15 de Junho de 2006 13:55
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: Re: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
When you deploy a portlet the .war file is copied inside webapps directory,
and it is exploded. If you delete the war, after few seconds JS2 detect
deletion and remove the corrispective webapp. I've never had to restart the
cat doing this.
On 6/14/06, Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt> wrote:
>
> Hi, i have a problem, i need to undeploy a jetspeed portlet, but every
> time i try, due to the fact that some files get locked i have to
> shutdown Tomcat.
> I have am following this process:
>
> Tomcat Manager: stop portlet
> jetspeed: going to Portlet Application Lifecycle
> Manager(PALM) and delete portlet
> jetspeed: logout user
> Tomcat Manager: stop Jetspeed
> Tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet
> Tomcat: stop/start
> tomcat Manager: stop portlet again
> tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet again
>
>
> Only following this steps i can remove my portlet. So my questions
> are?
>
>
> Am I doing the right steps?
> Is there a way to remove a Jetspeed portlet without
> stop/start Tomcat?
> What am I missing?
> Is there an application that can track "what files are
> being used by what" in Tomcat/JetSpeed ?
>
> Thank you in Advance
>
> Ruben Fragoso
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Undeloying JetSpeed Portlets
Posted by arker statis <ar...@gmail.com>.
When you deploy a portlet the .war file is copied inside webapps directory,
and it is exploded. If you delete the war, after few seconds JS2 detect
deletion and remove the corrispective webapp. I've never had to restart the
cat doing this.
On 6/14/06, Ruben Fragoso <ru...@tap.pt> wrote:
>
> Hi, i have a problem, i need to undeploy a jetspeed portlet, but every
> time
> i try, due to the fact that some files get locked i have to shutdown
> Tomcat.
> I have am following this process:
>
> Tomcat Manager: stop portlet
> jetspeed: going to Portlet Application Lifecycle
> Manager(PALM) and delete portlet
> jetspeed: logout user
> Tomcat Manager: stop Jetspeed
> Tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet
> Tomcat: stop/start
> tomcat Manager: stop portlet again
> tomcat Manager: undeploy portlet again
>
>
> Only following this steps i can remove my portlet. So my questions are?
>
>
> Am I doing the right steps?
> Is there a way to remove a Jetspeed portlet without
> stop/start Tomcat?
> What am I missing?
> Is there an application that can track "what files are
> being
> used by what" in Tomcat/JetSpeed ?
>
> Thank you in Advance
>
> Ruben Fragoso
>
>
>
>
>
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