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Not sure if this is a bug, a feature or a setting that’s changed in version 6.5.1. Perhaps someone can enlighten me 🙂
I use the “Project Deployments” window to deploy to Tomcat and in the previous version of MyEclipse, (6.3?) when I hit the Add or Redeploy buttons, the progress of the deployment would be shown in the “Deployment status” area in the lower half of the Project Deployment pop-up window.
Now however, it immediately says “Successfully deployed” in the deployment status….however, in the “Progress” view tab in the main window, it is showing that the project is deploying.
Why does the deployment status no longer show the progress of the deployment? It’s very frustrating having to switch to the main progress view tab to see what’s going on.
DaftMule,
Does this happen with all the projects of just one particular project? Have you tried using the -clean to fix this issue?
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshoot-using-the-clean-command-line-argument/Are you working with a very large project?
@support-nipun wrote:
DaftMule,
Does this happen with all the projects of just one particular project? Have you tried using the -clean to fix this issue?
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshoot-using-the-clean-command-line-argument/Are you working with a very large project?
Yep…happens with all projects. I haven’t tried the -clean option yet.
When I updated to this version, I used my exiting workspaces for projects and the projects were behaving fine in the previous version in terms of the deployment popup.
None of the projects are what I’d call very large…and some are pretty small….only taking a few seconds to deploy.
I just checked with the dev team and seems like we did some optimizations for deployment. If you fire up Tomcat right away after deployment, is anything wrong with your deployment?
Also, you can use an exploded deployment and MyEclipse will keep the deployment udpated… you might be deploying the app A LOT, and it’s not necessary.
@support-nipun wrote:
I just checked with the dev team and seems like we did some optimizations for deployment. If you fire up Tomcat right away after deployment, is anything wrong with your deployment?
Also, you can use an exploded deployment and MyEclipse will keep the deployment udpated… you might be deploying the app A LOT, and it’s not necessary.
The deployment works fine. No problems there. I use the exploded deployment so I do not deploy often…only when required.
The issue I am having is purely to do with the progress feedback during deployment which is no longer being shown in the Manage Deployments popup. See the image below which is a screen shot during a redeployment…which is under way and not yet finished. As you can see, the popup is telling me the deployment was successful even though the deployment is still under way. In the previous version of MyEclipse, the popup would show you each file path/name as it was deployed.
Daft,
That progress getting reported in the background is some auxiliary sanity checking by the IDE to check on the status of the App Server (restarting context, restarting app server, etc.) your app is deployed, and you can just get right back to work if you want. That progress should do it’s thing and be done in a few seconds after that.@support-rkalla wrote:
Daft,
That progress getting reported in the background is some auxiliary sanity checking by the IDE to check on the status of the App Server (restarting context, restarting app server, etc.) your app is deployed, and you can just get right back to work if you want. That progress should do it’s thing and be done in a few seconds after that.The pic I posted is a re-deployment but it is exactly the same situation for a deployment that I am making for the very first time…a deployment which I know may take 10 or 15 seconds to complete because of the jar’s etc included in the build. It takes that much time just to copy from my workspace to the webapps dir.
As soon as I click the “Add” button to deploy a project to Tomcat for the first time, I am told “Successful deployed” even though the deployment has barely started. That is wrong. How can the IDE know the deployment was successful if it hasn’t actually completed it yet??
The point I am trying to make is that something has changed with the deployment feedback text given in the Manage Deployments” window. It no longer shows each file as it is deployed. It only ever says “Successful deployed”. As you can see in the pic below, the progress window says it is deploying and gives the name of the file it is currently copying over, yet the popup says “Successful deployed.” In the example below the deployment took maybe 10 seconds more after I took the screen shot before completing.
