> So, to summarize, in v2 when you delete a cluster, all the applications
> deployed to that cluster remain deployed, but there are no app-refs to
> them, right?
Yes, correct. And we have the same behavior in v3.
In v2, if you now try to deploy the application to another target, it
will give you an error like:
CLI171 Command deploy failed : Application foo is already deployed on
other targets. Please use create-application-ref command to create
reference to the specified target
I will provide a similar error message in v3.
>
> Hong Zhang wrote on 11/ 2/10 07:20 AM:
>> Hi, Tom
>>> I'm not seeing the answer to Bill's question in your reply. Are
>>> "applications
>>> deployed to a cluster" part of the "cluster related configs" in v2?
>> The "application-ref" elements are and the
>> delete-instance/delete-cluster
>> commands are removing them as expected.
>> Please see my other email, the issue was actually somewhere else after I
>> compared the behavior more closely with v2.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> - Hong
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 11/2/2010 8:47 AM, Hong Zhang wrote:
>>>> In v2, the delete-instance command removes all instance related
>>>> configs from
>>>> the domain.xml and delete-cluster removes all cluster related
>>>> configs from
>>>> the domain.xml.
>>>>
>>>> On 11/1/2010 11:24 PM, Bill Shannon wrote:
>>>>> What did v2 do?
>>>>>
>>>>> Hong Zhang wrote on 11/01/2010 07:55 AM:
>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>> I'd like to discuss the following issue and the delete-cluster
>>>>>> command:
>>>>>> https://glassfish.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=13979
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In this issue, the user created a cluster, deployed an
>>>>>> application to the
>>>>>> cluster, deleted the cluster and then tried to recreate the
>>>>>> cluster and deploy
>>>>>> the application again. The last step has caused an error with
>>>>>> ugly error
>>>>>> message
>>>>>> which is why this issue was filed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But before I try to improve the error message, I'd like to
>>>>>> discuss how we
>>>>>> could
>>>>>> avoid this situation in the first place by not leaving orphan
>>>>>> applications
>>>>>> (and
>>>>>> resources) behind when the cluster is deleted.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Should the delete-cluster (and delete-instance) command remove
>>>>>> all the related
>>>>>> application and resource entries from the domain.xml?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> - Hong
>>>>>>
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