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Currently J2eeserver only allow selection of server instance that represent the admin instance as target of a deployment. If there are more than one target instances managed by the admin instance, deployment would happens to all target instances. This is an invenience for developers that want to keep multiple target instances or want to simulate production environment for debugging purpose. We need to support deployment of a specific target instance.
One solution is following chnages: 1. Deployment.getTargetInstanceIDs to return (instanceID + target name) for use by project customizers. 2. Add J2eeModuleProvider.getTargetInstanceID to be use instead of getServerInstanceID whereever appropriate. 3. Facility to convert target-instance-id into ServerString for use by DeploymentTargetImpl.
*** Issue 57699 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
Increasing to p1 because of the p1 duplicate of this issue.
My preference would be we had something better than those `ID-strings'. I would prefer some `bean??' type of thing which would encapsulate the ServerString etc. and could also be used to generate a good display string for menus/dialogs etc. Right now, we use the ID string, which is `ugly' in UI's. Thanks, -- Marco
Ok, my solution for now is to make a combined ServerInstanceID out of the instanceURL (as NB original code) plus possibly '[[' + targetName + ']]' and then split it up into pieces again where I need it. As I said before, I don't like those String based ID's but this looked like the closed I could get to the original code. Thanks, -- Marco
I guess this is not p1 anymore...
There was no user request about such support.