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how is this deployment generated ?

nirali

In the OpenDeploy config folder, I have got web.xml as deployment file.
While in OpenDeploy UI when I click on "View Deployments", I see a string attached to "web". It reads like "web_fl_magazine_com_11256751(m45432)" in the deployment column in micro audit log file.

In conf folder only web.xml, str.xml and other deployment configuration files are ther.is there. So how is this deployment file generated ? Logically there shd be only web.xml , when I click on "view deployments".

Please explain.

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Adam Stoller

In the OpenDeploy config folder, I have got web.xml as deployment file.
While in OpenDeploy UI when I click on "View Deployments", I see a string attached to "web". It reads like "web_fl_magazine_com_11256751(m45432)" in the deployment column in micro audit log file.

In conf folder only web.xml, str.xml and other deployment configuration files are ther.is there. So how is this deployment file generated ? Logically there shd be only web.xml , when I click on "view deployments".

Please explain.

You're asking us to explain something that might have been a custom design in your environment. The only non-custom explanation I can think of for the above is that someone ran: iwodcmd start web ... -inst _fl_magazine_com_11256751 either from the command line, the OD Admin GUI, or (more likely) from a workflow scripted process (in which case the 11256751 is probably a jobid or taskid)