Hi Charlie,
do you have the feature:install -v output ? It would help us to see the
cause of the refresh (optional import, or other).
Thanks !
Regards
JB
On 01/31/2017 10:39 AM, Charlie Mordant wrote:
Hi users of the world's best application server ever ;-),
I'm struggling with feature res
Sorry I can’t really help much about this topic but just wanted to react to one
thing :
> On 31 Jan 2017, at 10:39, Charlie Mordant wrote:
>
> Hi users of the world's best application server ever ;-),
fully agree here ! Karaf is a (hidden) gem of the Apache community, it needs a
lot more exp
Hi J.B.,
Sure, it's always reproducible, I'll send it tonight (or tomorrow if I
haven't the time to do it).
I'm not in front of my computer for now, but will do my best as reactive as
possible.
Best Regards,
2017-01-31 10:41 GMT+01:00 Jean-Baptiste Onofré :
> Hi Charlie,
>
> do you have the fea
Hi Charlie,
One other question, have you tried using Aries Transaction Control? The big
drivers for creating the Transaction Control Service were to simplify the
service model and to handle dynamics better when performing transactional
access to resources. The Aries implementation supports XA a
Awesome !
In the mean time, I try to reproduce on my side.
Thanks !
Regards
JB
On 01/31/2017 10:48 AM, Charlie Mordant wrote:
Hi J.B.,
Sure, it's always reproducible, I'll send it tonight (or tomorrow if I
haven't the time to do it).
I'm not in front of my computer for now, but will do my be
Hi Timothy,
Thank you for all your questions and interest.
Concerning graphql, why not. I had in mind to provide a way to easily bring
HATEOAS (via spring-hateoas, or implementing some cxf interceptors), but
Graphql looks also promising, so why not, it'll be discussed...
About the Aries Tx Contr
I do agree that Felix can be very opaque when restarts occur. We usually end up
sprinkling breakpoints around or attaching BTrace to log framework internals.
refreshOptionalPackages() is often the cause. Some better logging about the
trigger and cause of the refresh would be great. I know that w
Hi,
Just to confirm, Tx Control doesn’t do @Transactional, but it does do JPA
without the JPATemplate (i.e. you can just do normal JPA access within a
managed block). As for bringing in Java EE guys, that’s great, but at least
some of their usage patterns have to change if you want hot-swap and
Hi Serge (sorry, I forgot to mention you in my last mail), hi Nick,
Thanks for the tips Nick, I did not thought about putting breakpoints into
Felix to see which bundle refresh what, will try it for sure.
Tim, I personally see the proxy issue with @Transactional as only a
technical/implementation
Hi Charlie,
The problem with:
> [code]
> @Transactional (propagation=REQUIRED)
> private int txGet() {
> return 42;
> }
> [/code]
Is that it requires either proxying or bytecode enhancement to happen, both of
these techniques impose constraints on bundle startup and/or container choice.
Neith
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