[Erik Reuter]

I’m working on a project that is growing ever larger and deploying this to JBoss.

The deployer in JBoss scans for changes to the deployment descriptiors to trigger the hot deploy.

With this large project I’ve run into a more and more frequent problem, where the deployer in JBoss begins hotdeploying the project while the MyEclipse redeploy feature is still copying the files to the server. JBoss of course explodes all over the place..

It would be neat if the MyEclipse deployer took the files in a certain order, so that it could finish off with the deployment descriptors.

This of course only happens with exploded modules.

Don’t know if this is a problem for other appservers than JBoss.

Would this be hard for you guys to implement?

Regards
Erik

[Scott Anderson]

That’s a really nice suggestion, especially since you included a good problem description. I’ve entered it as an enhancement request.

[Riyad Kalla]

Erik,
Ditto on the good call, I hadn’t even thought of this use case before, BUT have run into it a couple times on Tomcat with a moderate sized app.

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