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What operating system and version are you running?
Win2k/XPWhat Eclipse version and build id are you using? (Help > About Eclipse Platform)
Version: 3.1.0
Build id: I20050627-1435– Was Eclipse freshly installed for MyEclipse?
Yep.– Are any other external plugins installed?
VE (but problem occurs in fresh install without VE as well).– How many plugins in the <eclipse>/plugins directory are like org.eclipse.pde.*
Just VE and MyEclipse.What MyEclipse version are you using? (Help > About Eclipse Platform > Features)
4.0GAWhat JDK version are you using to run Eclipse? (java -version)
1.4.2_08What JDK version are you using to launch your application server?
1.4.2What steps did you take that resulted in the issue?
– Created a new Project Deployment in ME for my web application. Deployed Succesfully.– Made changes.
– Clicked “redeploy” for Project Deployment.
WebProject deployment occured *twice* on the server.
Server is running within the MyEclipse (ME) 4.0 GA environment.
What application server are you using?
Weblogic 8.1.4 (i.e. 8.1 SP4)– Clicked “redeploy” for Project Deployment.
WebProject deployment occured *twice* on the server.
Meaning that you watched it copy out the same set of files twice, or on the server you have two dirs named almost the same thing, or something else?
– Created a new Project Deployment in ME for my web application. Deployed Succesfully.
– Made changes.
– Clicked “redeploy” for Project Deployment.
Out of curiosity, why not use an exploded deployment so you don’t need to use the deployment manager to redeploy each time? (or were you already doing this?)
@support-rkalla wrote:
– Clicked “redeploy” for Project Deployment.
WebProject deployment occured *twice* on the server.
Meaning that you watched it copy out the same set of files twice, or on the server you have two dirs named almost the same thing, or something else?
Meaning that when I clicked the deploy button I would see the processing for my WAR file execute once, then after a brief pause, the processing would happen again. If I deploy the WAR via the web console, I only see the deployment one time.
@support-rkalla wrote:
– Created a new Project Deployment in ME for my web application. Deployed Succesfully.
– Made changes.
– Clicked “redeploy” for Project Deployment.
Out of curiosity, why not use an exploded deployment so you don’t need to use the deployment manager to redeploy each time? (or were you already doing this?)
Hrm… I thought I’d still have to use the deployment manager each time anyway. I’ll try that too. Thanks… I’d still like to figure out this other issue tho.
Meaning that when I clicked the deploy button I would see the processing for my WAR file execute once, then after a brief pause, the processing would happen again. If I deploy the WAR via the web console, I only see the deployment one time.
If you create a brand new web project and deploy it, does this happen? If you copy all of your weird project into the new project, does it still double-deploy? Any log entries? (<workspace dir>\.metadata\.log)
Hrm… I thought I’d still have to use the deployment manager each time anyway. I’ll try that too. Thanks… I’d still like to figure out this other issue tho.
Using an exploded deployment and setting your app server to reload changes is a great way to go. I can typicall work for about 4 hours (100 or so changes) without needing to redeploy manually. I may need to restart the server after a major class change, but that might only happen once every hour).
