Arquillian Liberty Containers v1.0.5

This release contains the following changes:

• #46: Implemented retry on application undeploy for certain instances in which the server retain its lock on the file.
• #50: Uses the bin/server stop command to stop the server, which resolves server stop issues on Windows.

Arquillian Liberty Containers v1.0.4

This release contains the following changes:

• Updates to Liberty Remote dependency versions
• Refactoring of server start/stop to use bin/server commands to handle jvm.options and server.env processing
• Improve app startup exception reporting

Arquillian Liberty Containers v1.0.3

This release resolves the following issues:

#31 - fix bug locating servlets within the application when the app archive is created from an existing file
#27 - fix bug creating the application URL when the context root was set using an ibm-web-ext.xml file within the archive
#29 - if the WLP_USER_DIR environment variable is set, use it to locate the server directory
#32 - update plugin for compatibility with OpenJDK 11 on OpenJ9 VM

Arquillian Liberty Containers v1.0.2

• Fixed a bug where the container would wrongly report that an application had started successfully without reaching the STARTED state if two apps with the same name were started within the lifetime of the liberty server and the second one failed to start. (#15)
• Fixed a bug where the container could think that an application had failed to deploy when the server hadn't had a chance to start it yet (#18)
• Fixed a bug where the container allowed liberty to see a half-created application in the dropins directory, causing the application to fail to start (#18)
• Fixed a bug where application deployment would fail if the apps directory did not exist (#16)

Liberty Arquillian Containers v1.0.1

Version 1.0.1 adds support for running the containers on Java 9.

Liberty Arquillian Containers v1.0.0

Initial release for the Liberty Arquillian Managed and Remote container. Please see the docs for more information.

The Liberty Managed and Remote containers for Arquillian are available on Maven Central.