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Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 08:41:50 -0700

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Re: What is the best/correct way to manage patches version information on j2ee WAR file 
I would like to maintain patch information on a WAR file, so this info could be displayed inside the application once its running for maintenance purposes. 
was thinking of few possible ways:

Using DB table  (I would like to avoid this method)
Disadvantages
Couple the WAR versions to a DB
Additional overhead of database script with the patch.
Adding internal XML file to the resources then reading and analyzing/parsing it
Disadvantages
Issues accessing the XML (Physical path issues?)
Adding the patch info to MANFIEST file
Disadvantages
Impossible to display it in the app?
I would like to know if there are more ways and what is the best one for such requirement. 
Thank you
Depending on the application server or web container you are using, you may be able to create an extension or another app= that introspect all deployed WARs and displays this information. You will be required to use vendor-specific APIs.
Everytime you release a new version, that archive will contain the version number and changelogs of all versions, which is good for quick tracking of changes.
We do two things for this

We initialize the latestResultDelivery field of the taskInfo and store the task assignment in the assignedTasks map.
We periodically run a "health check" on the worker control that determines whether a worker has been working on a certain task for too long.

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