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Adrian Brock updated JBAS-351:
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Description:
SourceForge Submitter: mattmunz .
The minimal configuration doesn't have quite enough in it
for some tasks, and the default config has a lot of
features that aren't often needed. Currently, if one wants
to create a pared-down configuration, one needs to
delete given files under /deploy and modify and remove
files under /conf, manually.
It would be convienient to have a tool to facilitate this
process, kind of like a package manager. Given that
dependencies are often declared in *-service.xml, it
seems that it should be possible to write a tool that
inspects the "default" or "all" configurations and then
allows the user to pick and choose the server modules
to add. Dependencies would be pulled in as needed.
Creating a custom configuration is useful for reducing
the start-up time (and probably the footprint, too). A tool
like this would make that process easier (It isn't all that
hard right now, BTW).
- Matt Munz
was:
SourceForge Submitter: mattmunz .
The minimal configuration doesn't have quite enough in it
for some tasks, and the default config has a lot of
features that aren't often needed. Currently, if one wants
to create a pared-down configuration, one needs to
delete given files under /deploy and modify and remove
files under /conf, manually.
It would be convienient to have a tool to facilitate this
process, kind of like a package manager. Given that
dependencies are often declared in *-service.xml, it
seems that it should be possible to write a tool that
inspects the "default" or "all" configurations and then
allows the user to pick and choose the server modules
to add. Dependencies would be pulled in as needed.
Creating a custom configuration is useful for reducing
the start-up time (and probably the footprint, too). A tool
like this would make that process easier (It isn't all that
hard right now, BTW).
- Matt Munz
Environment:
Component: Build System
> Custom server configuration utility
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>
> Key: JBAS-351
> URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-351
> Project: JBoss Application Server
> Type: Feature Request
> Components: Build System
> Reporter: SourceForge User
> Assignee: Scott M Stark
>
>
> SourceForge Submitter: mattmunz .
> The minimal configuration doesn't have quite enough in it
> for some tasks, and the default config has a lot of
> features that aren't often needed. Currently, if one wants
> to create a pared-down configuration, one needs to
> delete given files under /deploy and modify and remove
> files under /conf, manually.
> It would be convienient to have a tool to facilitate this
> process, kind of like a package manager. Given that
> dependencies are often declared in *-service.xml, it
> seems that it should be possible to write a tool that
> inspects the "default" or "all" configurations and then
> allows the user to pick and choose the server modules
> to add. Dependencies would be pulled in as needed.
> Creating a custom configuration is useful for reducing
> the start-up time (and probably the footprint, too). A tool
> like this would make that process easier (It isn't all that
> hard right now, BTW).
> - Matt Munz
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