This is all TOSCA stuff, no? You can import from a URL in template, doesn't have to be in the CSAR.
On Fri, Nov 10, 2017 at 3:30 AM, Vaishnavi K.R <vaishnavi....@ericsson.com> wrote: > Hi, > > > With the current ARIA, in order to use the type definitions that are user > defined, it must be imported in the Service Template. The definitions files > are imported by specifying the relative paths in the 'imports' section. > These type definition files can rather reside in the localhost running ARIA > or can be made available by bundling along with the service templates in a > CSAR. For remote executions, the latter holds good. > > > However if the type definitions are so common and can be used across > Service Templates, it becomes mandatory to include the same file in > different CSARs. > > > In order to reuse the type definitions that are common across service > templates, it would be better to maintain the user defined type definitions > separately and every service template can use it irrespective of their > CSARs. > > > This makes the user defined type definitions to be loaded once and the > service templates could import it. > > > I would like to know your view on this. > > > Thanks, > > /Vaish >
