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View Page Historyh1. Using the Petals ESB Autoloader
h2. Installling/Deploying with the Petals ESB Autoloader
To install/deploy a JBI artifact, just put its associated archive in the installation/deployment directory (identified by the property {color:red}{{petals.autoloader.XXXXXX}}{color}. It will be automatically installed/deployed after a delay lower than the value of {{petals.autoloader.scan.period}}, and moved in the uninstallation/undeployment directory.
To uninstall/undeploy a JBI artifact, just remove its associated archive from the uninstallation/undeployment directory (identified by the property {color:red}{{petals.autoloader.XXXXXX}}{color}. It will be automatically installed/deployed after a delay lower than the value of {{petals.autoloader.scan.period}}.
+Note 1:+ If a JBI artifact is installed/deployed by another process, using the JMX API for example, the autoloader is notified and the associated JBI archive is put in the uninstallation/undeployment directory, so it will be possible to use the Petals ESB autoloader to uninstall/undeploy the JBI artifact.
+Note 1:+ If a JBI artifact is installed/deployed by another process, using the JMX API for example, the autoloader is notified and the associated JBI archive is put in the uninstallation/undeployment directory.
h2. Uninstallling/Undeploying with the Petals ESB Autoloader
+Note 2:+ If a JBI artifact is uninstalled/undeployed by another process, using the JMX API for example, the autoloader is notified and the associated JBI archive is automatically removed from the uninstallation/undeployment directory, without trigerring another uninstallation/undeployment ;).
To uninstall/undeploy a JBI artifact, just remove its associated archive from the uninstallation/undeployment directory (identified by the property {color:red}{{petals.autoloader.XXXXXX}}{color}. It will be automatically installed/deployed after a delay lower than the value of {{petals.autoloader.scan.period}}.
+Note 2:+ If a JBI artifact is uninstalled/undeployed by another process, using the JMX API for example, the autoloader is notified and the associated JBI archive is automatically removed from the uninstallation/undeployment directory, without trigering another uninstallation/undeployment ;).
h1. Configuration