Hi all,
According to the docs, the default resource persistence feature in Muse
is file-based. Also, persistence is turned off by default, which I
assume means no file-based either. I think this is the reason why I
don't see much content in the router-entries.xml files when testing the
samples.
The question I have is:
If persistence is defaulted to off, and we leave it this way, what would
the effects be? Would Muse's "discovery" ability still work properly?
Or, do we have to choose a persistence option to work with (i.e.
file-based, or implement our own code to programatically manage
persistence)?
Basically, we would like our project to be as "stateless" as possible.
Since our resources can be very dynamic, we'd prefer not having it
file-based. We also would like to avoid having this Muse layer store
resource data, like in a database. We want this Muse layer be a
pass-thru layer as much as possible, with little or no configuration
needed once it is deployed. How far can we get with this?
-Vinh
