Examples of com.sun.appserv.addons.Configurator.unconfigure()

com.sun.appserv.addons.Configurator.unconfigure()

Performs the unconfiguration of the addon. Typically it involves the removal of instance/domain specific artifacts and deleting the domain.xml entries. For example, all application-refs pointing to the system application or may be removed by the addon.

If this method throw a AddonFatalException or RuntimeException, the appserver startup will not continue. If it throws AddonException, then the appserver startup will continue after displaying the error message. @param cc ConfigurationContext object.

                case DISABLE :
                    conf.disable(cc);
                    ar.setStatus(addonName, AddonRegistry.status.DISABLE);
                    break;
                case UNCONFIGURE :
                    conf.unconfigure(cc);
                    ar.setStatus(addonName, AddonRegistry.status.UNCONFIGURE);
                    break;
                case UPGRADE :
                    ar.setStatus(oldVersion.getName(), AddonRegistry.status.REMOVE);
                    conf.upgrade(cc, oldVersion);

                ConfigurationContext cc = new ConfigurationContext();
                cc.setInstallationContext(ic);
                cc.setDomainDirectory(getDomainRoot());
                cc.setConfigurationType(type);
                try {
                    conf.unconfigure(cc);
                    ar.setStatus(addonName, AddonRegistry.status.REMOVE);
                } catch (AddonFatalException afe) {
                    getLogger().log(Level.SEVERE, "Fatal Exception while " +
                    "unconfiguring the addon " + addonName, afe);
                    throw afe;

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