How to permanently remove deployed portlets in Liferay 7?

[Rajat Pancholy, modificado 6 Anos atrás.]

There was a Portlet that I created and successfully deployed on the server. But after having faced some issues in it, I decided to remove it.
For that, from the Apache GoGo Felix shell, I first stopped the Portlet and then uninstalled it. It successfully removed even from the Web Portal as well. After that, I deleted that module from my Eclipse workspace as well (with "delete project contents from disk" option selected).
But when I restart my server, I noticed that the portlet that I removed was again "Active" on the server, and was re-deployed on the Web Portal. How can it be? I again stopped and uninstalled it, then again it was back after restarting the server.
This has happened with 3-4 modules that I tried to remove.
What is it where I am going wrong in deleting the portlet? Is there anything else that needs to be done apart from what I did?
I am using Liferay Community Edition Portal 7.0.2 GA3.

[Christoph Rabel, modificado 6 Anos atrás.]

Deployed portlets are placed inside the osgi/modules folder. Simply delete them from there.

[Jorge Díaz, modificado 6 Anos atrás.]

One additional note:

• As explained Christoph, portlets created as osgi modules (=stored in a jar file) are located in osgi/modules
• But portlets created with old SDK (=stored in a war file) are deployed in osgi/war

Deleting the jar or war file from that directories, will remove portlet forever

[David H Nebinger, modificado 6 Anos atrás.]

And additional notes - those deployed from inside of eclipse must be removed from within eclipse. There is no file to delete within the osgi directory.

Same goes I believe with the gogo install, IIRC it doesn't get copied in, but OSGi will include the jar from the location used for the install command.








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[Rajat Pancholy, modificado 6 Anos atrás.]

Thanks everyone for your input.

I was able to resolve this by the deleting the appropriate files from the osgi/modules folder.