the best way to undeploy

[9年前 に Soukaina HAJI によって更新されました。]

what is the best way to undeploy a project ? is just deleting the folder from webapps is enough ? because the files overrided doesnt change to the default ?

thank you

[9年前 に David H Nebinger によって更新されました。]

That will work for everything but an EXT plugin. You don't undeploy an EXT plugin, you revert to a clean bundle and start over.

[9年前 に Vijay Gohil によって更新されました。]

@Soukaina HAJI
Which plugins do you talking about? can you be more specific

Regards,
Vijay

[9年前 に Jack Bakker によって更新されました。]

Soukaina HAJI:

what is the best way to undeploy a project ? is just deleting the folder from webapps is enough ? because the files overrided doesnt change to the default ?

thank you

Vijay's question is useful to narrow in to help

Soukaina, I think you mean plugin not project ?

ext and hook plugins might need more attention than say a portlet plugin ; it is about understanding dependencies

cleaning temp and work in tomcat might be needed too

[9年前 に Soukaina HAJI によって更新されました。]

The best way to undeploy a hook plugin is to override all the jsp files in the plugin with a fresh jsp file ( not modified ) and then remove it from webapps,
because hook plugin take the files from the plugin and override it inside ROOT ...

[9年前 に David H Nebinger によって更新されました。]

That's totally unnecessary.

Yes a hook copies the jsp to ROOT, but when you look in the ROOT where the jsp was placed, you'll see original.portal.jsp right next to your changed orginal.jsp. When you undeploy the hook that file is put back in place.

You get into trouble when you deploy multiple hooks for the same file; I'm not sure the original.portal.jsp is still the portal's jsp.

But you shouldn't be hooking the same jsp files in your hooks anyway.