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Created by: Scope Future on 11-10-2013 09:06:57 AM
Hi All,
I am trying to deploy the Call Studio application in CVP 9 using the Deploy Remotely (FTP method). I have a problem with the updated/modified jar files getting copied successfully. Once the applications are fully deployed (after running the deployApp.bat file) the updated/modified jar files are not getting copied successfully using the ftp deployment method. Did anyone face this kind of issue earlier.
Thanks in Advance!!!
Subject: Re: New Message from Scope Future in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - CVP - Al
Replied by: Janine Graves on 11-10-2013 02:33:28 PM
I haven't tested this, but if you have the same class files (or jar) in
VxmlServer/common/classes (or lib) directory, then VXML Server will
ignore the classes that are within your Studio application. Global wins
out over application-level. Better go and check.
Subject: RE: CVP 9 Deploy Remotely --- FTP Method
Replied by: Scope Future on 15-10-2013 03:02:20 AM
I do not have any application specific jars copied to the VxmlServer/common/classes (or lib) directory. The jar's are application specific and reside within the application java\lib folder. We uses the FTP deployment approach in CVP 8 too and did not face any issue. However, the issue is with CVP 9 only. Also, when we give the full deployment path using the Deployment Destination ( Folder Method ) the jars are copied properly. The issue is with FTP method of deployment on the fully deployed applications only.
Are there any specific access permissions we need to enable. However, just fyi, we do not set any restrictions on jars to copied for FTP method of deployment.
Any suggestions are much appreciated.
Thanks in Advance!!!
