farms {
farm 'A', {
httpPort = 8081
webapp ':ProjectA'
webapp ':ProjectB', contextPath: '/aaa', inplace: false
}
farm 'A', {
httpPort = 8082
webapp ':ProjectB', contextPath: '/bbb'
webapp ':ProjectC'
}
}
If you configure farm with the same name more than once, there’s still only one farm with the given name and it’s properties are merged:
each property except web-app list is overridden by later definition
web-app lists are merged as hashmaps:
merged web-app list does not contain duplicates
override properties of web-apps with the same name are also merged as hashmaps
Example:
farms {
farm 'A', {
httpPort = 8081
webapp ':ProjectA'
webapp ':ProjectB', contextPath: '/aaa', inplace: false
}
farm 'A', {
httpPort = 8082
webapp ':ProjectB', contextPath: '/bbb'
webapp ':ProjectC'
}
}
As the result, farm "A" gets port=8082
and refers three web-apps:
webapp ':ProjectA'
webapp ':ProjectB', contextPath: '/bbb', inplace: false
webapp ':ProjectC'
Tip
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Farms are strictly project-specific. If you define farms with the same name in two different projects, they are totally unrelated and are never merged. |
See also: