> I don't exactly understand the question you are asking in this e-mail...
>
> I think you are asking for something like this...
>
> If the user enters 'asadmin deploy hello', then the operand will be used
> as the "root" of a matching scheme...
>
> The deploy command would search to see if there was a hello.war or
> hello.ear or hello.jar or a directory named hello... in some order...
>
> The first match found would be deployed.
>
> Does that summarize your request correctly... or at least closely?
Yes
-Arun
>
> I would be a bit concerned about what would happen if there was a file
> named hello (with no extension)
>
> vbk
>
> Arun Gupta wrote:
>> An application is deployed as:
>>
>> asadmin deploy hello.war or
>> asadmin deploy hello.ear or
>> asadmin deploydir hello
>>
>> and all 3 deployments are undeployed as
>>
>> asadmin undeploy hello
>>
>> Now the question ...
>>
>> Can the deployment be simplified by creating precedence rules and
>> making the extension redundant ?
>>
>> -Arun
>>
>
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