Please heed the advice of others concerning packaging.
As to your require question, you can require a defined type just like any
other resource:
require => Tomcat::Home['6.0.37']
On Saturday, May 18, 2013 2:38:47 AM UTC-6, Luca Gervasi wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> i'm starting using Puppet on my personal lab. There I'd like to reproduce
> a multi base tomcat installation as follows:
>
> * Multiple jdk installations (multiple 1.6.x, multiple 1.7.x)
> * Multiple tomcat installations (multiple 6.0.x, multiple 7.0.x)
>
> Here is the problem:
> using the Package definition, i'm unable to have multiple jdk version (as
> 1.6.4 supersedes 1.6.3, leaving only the last one installed correctly), so
> I created a custom define that uses a File definition to copy multiple
> directories (/opt/java/jdk-$version) from my puppetmaster (recurse + purge)
> and used this as follows:
>
> tomcat::home { "6.0.37": version => "6.0.37"}
> jdk::home { "1.6.24": version => "1.6.24"}
>
> but i'm unable to create a simple check on my tomcat istances like a
> require tomcat-6.0.37.
>
> How can i accomplish what i need?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Luca Gervasi
>
>
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