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If the <tt>[[WildFly Exploded Deployments with auto-deploy-exploded|auto-deploy-exploded]]</tt> deployment is not enabled in the deployment scanner configuration, an exploded archive can be deployed by placing a <tt>.dodeploy</tt> marker file in the <tt>deployments</tt> directory | If the <tt>[[WildFly Exploded Deployments with auto-deploy-exploded|auto-deploy-exploded]]</tt> deployment is not enabled in the deployment scanner configuration, an exploded archive can be deployed by placing a <tt>.dodeploy</tt> marker file in the <tt>deployments</tt> directory. For example, if the <tt>deployments</tt> directory contains a <tt>test.ear</tt> directory, the deployment is triggered by placing a <tt>test.ear.dodeploy</tt> marker file. | ||
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If the auto-deploy-exploded deployment is not enabled in the deployment scanner configuration, an exploded archive can be deployed by placing a .dodeploy marker file in the deployments directory. For example, if the deployments directory contains a test.ear directory, the deployment is triggered by placing a test.ear.dodeploy marker file.