When you build your application in Worklight Studio, the build produces .wlapp files and stores them in the yourProjectin
folder, these files do not get deleted from the bin folder unless you've manually deleted them.
- appname-envname-version.wlapp
- appname-common-version.wlapp
- appname-all.wlapp
Where the version
value changes depending on the value you've set in yourProjectyourAppapplication-descriptor.xml
.
A good practice would be to backup your artifacts of different versions as well as project source code (using a source control system...), so you could always restore any version... esp. if you're talking about already being in Production....
After deployment, the .wlapp file is not stored in the filesystem, but in the database.
So as for retrieving previously deployed .wlapp files if you do not have backup (this is very bad, BTW), these are stored in your database in the APP_SYNC_DATA
table in the deployable
column. You can try to extract and save the APP_SYNC_DATA.deployable data relevant for you as a .wlapp file.
But this really does not guarantee that it will "work" any better than your other attempt. That .wlapp is configured to work with certain server URLs, and if this new cluster is not a replica of the previous cluster, I don't see this working either... But also, without knowing more about the errors you get, who knows to what they are related (but this is NOT for this question).
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