- THe deactivateApplication operation can be used in both Standalone and Domain mode.
- This operation signals an existing application to make itself unavailable, but leave it deployed. Any request that comes in while an application is stopped unavailable will see an HTTP error 404, this 404 error.
- The deactivateApplication operation can be used in both Standalone and Domain mode.
- For Domain mode, this operation can be applied to a WildFly server or server group.
- This operation is supported for WildFly 8, 9 and 10 versions.
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Property Name | Required | Description |
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FDWFLY_SERVER_NAME | No | WildFly Server name to deactivate application from. |
FDWFLY_SERVER_GROUP_NAME | No | WildFly Server Group name to deactivate application from. |
FDWFLY_APPLICATION_NAME | Yes | The name of the WildFly application to be deactivated. |
Inputs
Input Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
FDWFLY_INP_WILDFLY_MODE | Yes | The mode in which server has been started. Valid values are Standalone, Domain |
| FDWFLY_INP_SERVER_NAME | No | WildFly server name to apply this operation to. Overrides the FDWFLY_SERVER_NAME property. |
| FDWFLY_INP_SERVER_GROUP_NAME | No | WildFly server group name to apply this operation to. Overrides the FDWFLY_SERVER_GROUP_NAME property. |
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