Hi All,
Couple of additional questions:
1. Having looked through the Syncope configuration I assume the best
way to deploy to the containers would be to use the cargo api which is
already used for the testing and deploying to the various containers
through the maven build.
2. Would we like to also download the syncope base and console war
from the the internet as well so we are able to select which version to
install or is the assumption these are already downloaded and we just
have a point to there location from the app.
3. Both eclipse and netbeans have platforms on which to develop GUI
application, I have not used these before but is it worth investigating
or do we want to go down the swing root only?
Regards,
Jesal
On 12/06/13 10:01, Francesco Chicchiriccò wrote:
On 11/06/2013 17:22, Jesal wrote:
Dear All,
Hoping to help contribute to the project. Setting up a mail on Dev as
recommended by Francesco
What should be the requirements for the GUI Installer SYNCOPE-143. If
we can specify the requirements, hopefully I can start investigating
what needs to be done to implement the functionality with a lot of
help from all you guys :)
Hi Jesal,
some thoughts about a GUI installer.
1. Java Swing application enabled to work on a running JEE container
for:
1a. configuring JNDI Datasource
1b. deploying Syncope webapps
Alternatively, one can think of two web installers instead (one for
core and one for console), already deployed on a running JEE container
2. Comes with "base" syncope.war and syncope-console.war
3. Lets select and install ConnId connector bundles from the Internet
This at first glance; any more thoughts?
Regards.
