The depmonitor service scans
periodically some directories in the aim of deploying J2EE applications or
OSGi bundles on a JOnAS server. By default, you have to put the application
files into the $JONAS_BASE/deploy directory in order to
deploy them. It is possible to parse anothers directories by setting the
directories property in the service configuration.
The development attribute in the configuration allows to choose if the depmonitor service is in development mode or not :
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The deployment monitor can be configured to detect at runtime if an application is added, removed or changed to respectively deploy it, undeploy it or redeploy it. This functionnality can be useful during the development phase.
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For a prodution usage of the JOnAS server, this functionnality can be disabled so that the application files will be deployed only at startup. In this configuration, the jonas admin command or the jonasAdmin user interface will be used to perform deployment actions.
As the parsed directories may contain files that must not be deployed, a list of file exclusions can be defined.
###################### JOnAS Deployment Monitor # # Set the name of the implementation class of the depmonitor service # jonas.service.depmonitor.class org.ow2.jonas.deployablemonitor.DeployableMonitorService # Set the execution mode (three possible values): # - inherit: inherit of the value of the "jonas.development" property # - true : development mode # - false : production mode jonas.service.depmonitor.development inheritjonas.service.depmonitor.directories
# List (comma separated) of exclusion patterns (based on names, not directories) jonas.service.depmonitor.exclusions README
# Monitor interval in milliseconds jonas.service.depmonitor.monitorInterval 5000
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If the property value is true, the directories are parsed periodically to detect file addition, modification or deletion. Else, the directories are parsed only at startup |
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A comma-separated list of directories which contain files to deploy |
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A comma-separated list of file names to exclude |
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Monitor interval in milliseconds between two scans |