Help redeploying an application in exploded format

Hi,
I am trying to redeploy my application that has been deployed in exploded
format,
but it doesn't seem to be working.
I am following the steps presented in the Admin guide as follows:
1. I have an empty file named REDEPLOY in the directory where my exploded
application resides.
2. I make my changes to my application & compile. The .class files end up
in a different folder than
my exploded deployment directory.
3. I copy the updated .class files to the exploded deployment directory.
4. Touch the REDEPLOY file to update its timestamp.
But my new changes are not seen. (Of course they are seen if I restart the
server).
My environment is W2K; WL6.1, SP1.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Beth

The REDEPLOY file is inside the WEB-INF directory and we still couldn't get
it to work.
Our Web Application resides outside the Weblogic Home directory and we are
compiling
directly into this directory now (the original message stated we were
compiling to a different
directory, then copying the .class files).
We were able to get the hot redeploy working by using the Weblogic Console
and unchecking &
rechecking the check box that said whether or not the application was
deployed- the current environment
that this is working is WL6.1 (we backed out the Service Pack for a
different reason). We did
find that we do need to shut down any existing browser sessions; but as long
as we start a new browser
session we don't need to restart the WL server and all the new changes are
picked up.
Even though the hot redeploy is working for us without touching the REDEPLOY
file, I'm
still curious if we are missing something here about how this works. If
anyone has any ideas,
I'd like to hear them.
Thanks,
Beth
"Mihir Kulkarni" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
The REDEPLOY file should be inside the WEB-INF directory of the exploded
webapp.
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs61////webapp/deployment.html#138990
- mihir
Beth wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to redeploy my application that has been deployed in
exploded
format,
but it doesn't seem to be working.
I am following the steps presented in the Admin guide as follows:
1. I have an empty file named REDEPLOY in the directory where myexploded
application resides.
2. I make my changes to my application & compile. The .class files endup
in a different folder than
my exploded deployment directory.
3. I copy the updated .class files to the exploded deploymentdirectory.
4. Touch the REDEPLOY file to update its timestamp.
But my new changes are not seen. (Of course they are seen if I restartthe
server).
My environment is W2K; WL6.1, SP1.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Beth

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"Seshagiri" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Frank:
I'll test this out on 7.0 to see, but first can you give me a layout of your
app and your jars and your wars and how they all fit together?
Thanks
mbg
"Frank" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
For dev environment, all my jars and wars are in exploded format. I'vetried but
java weblogic.Deployer ...-activate did NOT work for me. Anysuggestions?
>
Regards
"Mark Griffith" <[email protected]> wrote:
Yes that should work. In this case your non-ejb classes will have to
be
part of ejb.jar or in the MF classpath of the EJB.jar.
Cheers
mbg
"Frank" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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It is 7.x. Any ideas on this release. What about runningweblogic.Deployer -activate?
"Mark Griffith" <[email protected]> wrote:
Frank:
What version of WLS are you using? If your non-ejb java class is
packaged
within your ejb.jar or even better yet in your EAR (in 8.1 thereccomended
location is EAR/APP-INF/lib or EAR/APP-INF/classes ) then all youneed
to do
is redploy the application.
Cheers
mbg
"Frank" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Do we really have to restart the wls server each time I change a
non-ejb
java class.
It seems
like a waste of effort that each time I make a small change and
trying
to
test
that out, I have
to restart the server. This is for development environment so my
directory
structure
is in exploded format. Any ideas?
cheers

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