Liferay the name of the widget deployment to the Web server

Phenomenon:

Today, my colleague asked me a question, that is, he built a portlet for the MAVEN project, named Inter-portlet-communication-test, and then maven packs the $liferay_ There's one more file called Inter-portlet-communication-test-0.0.1-snapshot.war,

But when run, the widget's directory name under Tomcat's WebApp is always inter-portlet and does not show the communication-test behind it, And whether it's changed to Inter-portlet1-communication-test or Inter-portlet2-communication-test2 is the same.

Analysis:

To solve this problem, we can follow the breakpoint analysis:

First, because we deployed our portlet artifacts to the $liferay_home/deploy directory through the maven Liferay:deploy command, So this triggers the execution of the Portletautodeploylistener deploy method:

 public void Deploy (file file, String context) throws Autodeployexception {if (_log.isdebugenabled ()) { 
        _log.debug ("Invoking deploy for" + File.getpath ()); 
     
        } Autodeployer deployer = null; if (ismatchingfile (file, "web-inf/" + Portal.portlet_xml_file_name_standard)) {Deplo 
        yer = _autodeployer; 
        } ... if (_log.isinfoenabled ()) {_log.info ("Copying portlets for" + File.getpath ()); } if (_log.isdebugenabled ()) {_log.debug ("Using deployer" + deployer.getclass (). Get 
        Name ()); 
     
        } deployer.autodeploy (file, context); if (_log.isinfoenabled ()) {_log.info ("Portlets for" + file.getpath () + copied SUCCESSFU Lly. "+" Deployment'll start in a few seconds. ");} 

Because we have portlet.xml in our widget, we meet the 08-09-line condition, then we print the log, and then we proceed to line 23rd, and we continue with the following:

It will invoke the Autodeploy (File file,string context) method of the Portletautodeployer class:

public void Autodeploy (file file, String context) 
        throws autodeployexception { 
     
        list<string> wars = new Arra Ylist<string> (); 
     
        Wars.add (File.getname ()); 
     
        This.wars = Wars; 
     
        try { 
            Deployfile (file, context); 
        } 
        catch (Exception e) { 
            throw new autodeployexception (e); 
        } 
    }