It works with ADF, but you have to create a custom build script to add
version information to MANIFEST.MF file to the EAR package.
At deployment, WebLogic will use the old version for connected clients
and the new version for new clients.
This covers the requirement for "zero/little downtime".
Rgs
Jernej
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Not really answer you were looking for, but one option is to utilize WebLogic Production Redeployment.
It works with ADF, but you have to create a custom build script to add version information to MANIFEST.MF file to the EAR package.
At deployment, WebLogic will use the old version for connected clients and the new version for new clients.
This covers the requirement for "zero/little downtime".
Rgs
Jernej
On 10/13/2011 07:48 AM, Sten Vesterli wrote:
Hi everyone,
How would you implement "hot redeployment" of ADF libraries?
The use case is a running master application making use of a number of subsystems deployed as ADF libraries - and I want to be able to simply drop a new ADF library file on the production server and have it take effect immediately with zero/very little downtime.
Best regards
Sten Vesterli
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I know its a old post, but just wanted to check with you guys like similar to Libraries can we have hot deployment for applications(bundled as EAR) ?
On Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 10:48:29 PM UTC-7, Sten Vesterli wrote:
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Yes, using the library and application versioning in WebLogic Server. WebLogic server has the capability that when the same application/library with a new version is being deployed, it can retire the old library/application version after the current requests are processed (put it in Admin state) and start servicing the newer version. This is one way for zero downtime deployments for applications or libraries.
Thanks,
Jeba Jothimoni,
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