Its not a bad idea, but implicit in this is how do you know which services to include? A default newbie optionless 'ant' invocation is jsut going to build the current default so its a pointless option.
The bigger underlying issues is the jboss config thread to which Sacha just posted another thought on.
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Elias Ross wrote:
Before I deploy JBoss in production, I have to remove about six or seven files or deployments I don't really need. Every "point" release requires me to change my installer.
Perhaps there could be an "build.xml" in the jboss binary or shell script that you call which installs the components you want. Example procedure:
$ tar xzf jboss-3xx.tar.gz $ cd jboss* $ ant jms jmx web jmx-console farm snmp jms-example
or (for those of us new to JBoss)
$ ant
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