Yes, all states should be rolled back for a failed deployment. Please
file an issue with a reproducible test case.
Thanks,
- Hong
noreply_at_java.net wrote:
> When I deploy the EAR of my app in Glassfish and an exception occurs
> in the
> process of the deploying, the application server do not deploys the
> application because of the exception. It is OK. But in some
> exceptions, that
> cause the application to not be deployed, the JNDI names of the EJBs
> of the
> application remains. And after the exception, I can see through the
> command
> "asadmin list-jndi-entries" that the JNDI names of EJBs of my
> application are
> there, without any application deployed. An example is when I deploy the
> application that connects to an database server that is not started. The
> deploy fails, but JNDI names remains.
>
> This is a bug?
>
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