I am using WLS6.1 SP4.
I am trying to redeploy an EJB with some changes, and the container is still loading the old EJB. However it picks up the changed EJB if I restart the server. The change that I am making is only inside the actual EnterpriseBean. Not touching either Home or Remote iterfaces. I also made sure that a different version of the EJB is not in the classpath.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem ? Its really a pain to restart the server if I can do it with just a redeploy.
Thanks
Kiran
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redeploy an EJB + still refers to old EJB (2 messages)
- Posted by: Kiran Kumar
- Posted on: April 04 2003 17:16 EST
Threaded Messages (2)
- Maybe the same matter by hao hamduke on April 06 2003 08:10 EDT
- redeploy an EJB + still refers to old EJB by suresh muraki on April 06 2003 13:03 EDT
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Maybe the same matter[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: hao hamduke
- Posted on: April 06 2003 08:10 EDT
- in response to Kiran Kumar
I am using WL7.
I am junit-testing a method which send a jms messge(Quene and asyn) in my session bean.And I run the test only once, but I am so surprised that My message-drive-bean receive message continuously and endlessly.
I delete the ejb module and redeploy the module,no change;
I reboot the computer,no change;
And I find the jms store file MYJMSFILE STORE000000.DAT is changing all the time,this means that the sessin bean is still sending messages
howerer, I do not know what to do with it.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem ? -
redeploy an EJB + still refers to old EJB[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: suresh muraki
- Posted on: April 06 2003 13:03 EDT
- in response to Kiran Kumar
Hi Kiran,
Even faced the same problem.... The files which i as trying to update and access were present in classpath... When i updated the classpath... It started getting updated, without restart....As u mentioned that u have already modified ur classpath... Can u cross check once more...
--suresh