Rupp,Heiko wrote:
Ryan,
This may be a sledgehammer for your thumbtack, but you could redesign
your configuration system to use JMX MBeans.
My understanding so far is that JBoss with JMX only can set
run-time configurations. If you restart the server they will
be lost.
My understanding is
Ryan,
> This may be a sledgehammer for your thumbtack, but you could redesign
> your configuration system to use JMX MBeans.
My understanding so far is that JBoss with JMX only can set
run-time configurations. If you restart the server they will
be lost.
My understanding is, that David wanted so
I have used this before, but it doesn't really achieve everything I
want. It's nice to be able to deploy with using scp to install the
single .WAR file on the remote system. Doing this type of thing with an
exploded .WAR is much harder, as JBoss will detected and begin
deployment before every
Hi David,
you can try out www.jconfig.org. It's got what you are looking for.
They will release a new version within the next days.
HTH
Andreas
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From: "David Corbin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JBoss User" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 11:48 PM
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David Corbin wrote:
Please feel free to tell me I'm nuts, or that there is a better way to
solve my problem.
I'd like to have a directory that is "recognized by a class loader as if
it were on the class path", that is intrinsicly associated with a .WAR
(I can't speak to .EAR, though that might
Yup. Jboss is sure neat hu?
Doing development this was saves quite a few cycles. No wasted time in
unnecessary jar'ing and unjar'ing. Ant or Maven will just copy the
files that have been changed. Touch the dir, or web.xml or whatever to
reload. Fun stuff!
-James
On Sun, 2003-03-23 at 21:07
This looks interesting. Will it allow you to have an exploded archive
inside an exploded EAR?
$JBOSS_HOME/server/$SERVER/deploy/myapp.ear/cool-webapp.war/...
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Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
http://www.isisnetworks.net
David Jencks wrote:
I don't really know much about the web engines (jetty and to
I don't really know much about the web engines (jetty and tomcat), and they
may handle this differently, but for anything else in jboss you can deploy
it "exploded" or unpacked. So, for example, instead of a zip file
myapp.ear, you have a directory myapp.ear with exactly the same contents.
You ca
So far, I'm able to do all my automated testing without having to deploy
to JBoss.Your suggestion is not without merit, but I'm hoping some
others will say my original idea isn't too far out there:)
Ryan Hoegg wrote:
MBeans are lighter weight than EJBs imho, but are still a heavyweight
MBeans are lighter weight than EJBs imho, but are still a heavyweight
solution.
JBoss uses log4j, which uses a properties file or XML file for its
configuration. However, you can go into your jmx-console and use the
Log4jService to reconfigure log4j. I am not sure how they did this, but
I th
I'm not very educated on EJBs (in any form), but I tend to resist them
as they make automated testing a lot more complex. And, often the
configuration is for a piece of code that I don't have control of (i.e,
a third party library that relies on a properties file, or an XML file
of some sort).
This may be a sledgehammer for your thumbtack, but you could redesign
your configuration system to use JMX MBeans.
--
Ryan Hoegg
ISIS Networks
http://www.isisnetworks.net
David Corbin wrote:
Please feel free to tell me I'm nuts, or that there is a better way to
solve my problem.
I'd like to ha
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