On 6/29/2010 9:31 PM, Sanjeeb Sahoo wrote:
> Chris,
>
> Bundles in modules/ dir are not watched for changes while the server
> is running; bundles in modules/autostart/ are.
I'll give autostart a try.
>
> What makes you think even after issuing "update <bundle id>," the
> bundle was not updated?
I modified the output the module generated but I did not see the
modification after I performed the update or uninstall. I only saw the
change after the domain was restarted.
If "Active" module A depends on "Active" module B and B is updated what
does A use - old A or updated A?
I'd still like to understand what refresh vs update does as well as what
happens when you uninstall a module while other Active modules have
dependencies on it. Is this spec'ed out anywhere?
thanks,
Chris
>
> Thanks,
> Sahoo
>
> On Wednesday 30 June 2010 05:51 AM, Chris Kasso wrote:
>> Is it possible?
>>
>> I drop a module into the modules directory, start up the domain
>> and get the module to the Active state. I then drop in a new
>> build of the module into the modules directory replacing the old copy.
>> How do I get GF/Felix to reload the module without restarting the
>> domain?
>>
>> I tried telnet'ing to the Felix remote shell console and used
>> various commands (refresh<module id>, update<module id>,
>> uninstall<module id>) but known appeared to cause the new version
>> of the module to be loaded. It continued to use the old
>> module (even though it had been replaced in modules directory).
>>
>> The only way I could get the replacement module loaded was
>> to restart the domain.
>>
>> Chris
>>
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