WAR does not work under JBoss, but exploded application - works?

Unfortunately JBoss still has hot-deployment issues, that behaviour is rather random, as you have noticed.

Unfortunately JBoss still has hot-deployment issues, that behaviour is rather random, as you have noticed. You can try this approach, it should be more reliable $JBOOS_HOME/bin/twiddle invoke "jboss. System:service=MainDeployer" deploy /my/path/to/app/myapp.war.

But war was not hot deployed. We restarted JBoss after deployment. – Vladimir Bezugliy Feb 26 '10 at 22:32 Hmmm, then I am stuck.

Are there any information in logs? Try to switch to TRACE level of logging, maybe something would show up. – Piotr KochaÅ„ski Feb 27 '10 at 9:58.

After deploying your application's war to Jboss. Restart Jboss server. Open url : localhost:8080/web-console/ (modify as per port and hostname of your server) It will show your status of Jboss server.

Open J2EE domains nodes(from left hand tree). Click on jboss.local. Management-->Jboss, you will see the list of WAR deployed inside jboss server.

– Vladimir Bezugliy Mar 6 '10 at 12:57 This is just one way to verify that whether the application WAR is deployed properly after jboss restart.It will help you in verifying that the application is deployed or not. And if its deployed and you are not able to access the same. – lucentmind Mar 8 '10 at 11:02 Unfortunately we use web configuration.

And web-console does not work in web configuration. – Vladimir Bezugliy Mar 10 '10 at 8:44.

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