Issue
109 posted
I'm
tending to agree with
you. That API was added recently in order to get code out of the
top-heavy Server class.
I will look into making it return a Singleton, post prelude.
If you have time can you post an Issue? If not, I'll post it later.
Joey Jarosz wrote:
My
two cents: If Server.getDeployer() needs
to return a new instanceof of EmbeddedDeployer each time it should be
renamed
to Server.createDeployer()
There
are other methods such as Server.getFileSystem() that return references
stored
on the instance of Server, so there is a lack of symmetry in the api
currently.
Sometimes a “get” does a get, but sometimes it means
“create”.
joey
No
problem in fact quite
the contrary! I'm delighted to hear feedback about these features.
Joey Jarosz wrote:
My
bad.
I had
not realized that Server.getDeployer() was returning a new instance of
the
EmbeddedDeployer each time; so I was trying to undeploy an application
unknown
to that new deployer instance.
Sorry
for the confusion.
joey
Ok, I can’t
figure out what “name” the EmbeddedDeployer.undeploy() wants to
successfully undeploy an application. I am using the value returned
from ReadableAchrive.getName()
which appears to be the wrong thing to pass to the method. Any hints?
Here is the
exception:
org.glassfish.embed.EmbeddedException:
Cant find the app that you requested to deploy: {0}
at
org.glassfish.embed.EmbeddedDeployer.undeploy(EmbeddedDeployer.java:219)
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