RE: SmartFrog Question

Hi Bithika,
 
If you need to deploy a component on some particular node you should have
the class files for that in the classpath in that node. The SFClassLoader
will throw an exception message saying that the class is missing if the
class file is not present in the classpath. If the sfClass attribute does
not contains a class it won't be able to create an instance for the class
associated with the component and hence the component won't be deployed.
 
Regards,
Ritu.  

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Subject: [Smartfrog-support] SmartFrog Question



Thank you Patrick/Julio, for your response. 

 

I was trying to figure out what (if any) code we need to ship to execute a
component on a particular node. In that process, I removed all the class
files for the application in question from the $SFHOME/lib location. To be
sure, I also removed them from $SFHOME/class location. Yet the classes are
loaded properly. I just wanted to know how the SmartFrog Deployer loads a
class when the location pointed to by sfClass attribute does not contain the
class.

 

Bithika