Hi, On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 2:56 PM, Ian Boston <i...@tfd.co.uk> wrote: ... > Is configuration part of application content or system content or both? ...
We probably need a more fine-grained definition for configs - for now I see the following types of configuration: a) Global system-level config, like the URL of a remote logging server. This can be either pure OSGi configs or based on shared repository content with suitable access control. b) Version-specific system config, where Sling instances that run the same version of system and application code share the same config. Also manageable in the content repository with access control. c) Application or tenant-specific config. Using non-OSGi configs which are just content in the repository, picked up on the fly by services that process a tenant-specific request, works. But I don't think we currently have a solution for tenant-specific configuration of OSGi services, unless the services are specifically designed for that. So I'd say with our current installer there is configuration both in system and application content. and tenant-specific configurations require specific code for now. -Bertrand
