[Smartfrog-users] New Release: SmartFrog 3.17.010

Mon, 18 May 2009 04:16:11 -0700 


We haven't done a release of SVN_HEAD for a while, there is one now:
This release brings everything up to date with what we've been doing; the full changelog is rather large (attached)
* This edition comes with a version of Hadoop which branched off Hadoop's SVN_HEAD in march; I'm bringing my branch up to date this week with the goal being merging back in to the main branch. It let's SmartFrog manage Hadoop components provided you are not running with a real JVM security manager. We've got some tweaks in to the Hadoop code so it exists with a dummy security manager -one that does not validate anything- but on a real one, Hadoop refuses to play. You should therefore only bring up a Hadoop cluster on a network you trust. Given that Hadoop lacks any real form of security (callers are trusted to be who they say they are), this does not make a Hadoop cluster any more vulnerable than it was already.
* The JARs were all built on java1.6. The 4.x releases of SmartFrog will be Java1.6 only in the language and APIs used, this release and all future releases are preparing people for that by requiring Java1.6 in the JARs. People can still roll back to Java1.5 by making their own releases, as the source itself is still Java1.5 compatible. For now.
This release has helped us debug the (changed) Sourceforge release process, and with a new Java6/RHEL5 VMWare image now built up for making releases, we are set up to release more often. I will try to get back to making a release every month. 

-steve

SmartFrog 3.17.010
==================

This is a new release of SmartFrog, the Java-based, LPGL-licensed
distributed deployment framework developed by HP Laboratories. SmartFrog
enables applications to be deployed across multiple machines,
configuring different aspects of the system so that they are all
consistently configured, and managing the life-cycle of the application
as a whole. The project's home page is http://smartfrog.org/

The release artifacts are available at

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=87384&package_id=176308

This release is 3.17.010; built from revision 7598
of the SVN repository.

It was compiled with the Java version set to Java 6 -it will not work
on Java1.5 JVMs.

This release includes the following items:
* The core SmartFrog daemon, including services to manage files, start and stop 
  Java and native programs.
* Example components and applications.
* Ant support: ant tasks to deploy and terminate applications from a build.
* Ant components: the ability to execute ant tasks in a deployment.
* Anubis: a partition aware tuple-space that can be used to implement fault
  tolerant systems.
* Database: components to issue database commands, and deploy HSLDB and
  MySQL databases.
* Hadoop: a version of Apache Hadoop with SmartFrog management, and
  support components to interact with Hadoop: filesystem operations and
  Job submission. This is still experimental and must be considered
  unstable.
* JMX: the ability to configure and manage JMX components, and to manage
  SmartFrog components over JMX.
* Logging: integration with Apache commons-logging and Log4J, and the
  SLF4J framework.
* Networking: email, FTP, SSH, DNS support.
* Quartz: scheduled operations using Quartz libraries.
* RpmTools: components for working with or deploying with RPMs
* Scripting: support for BSF-hosted scripting languages
* Testing: Distributed JUnit and component testing with SFUnit.
* Velocity: generation/transformation of text files during deployment
* WWW: deployment of WAR and EAR files to application servers. deploy-by-copy is provided for all application servers that support it, and sample templates 
  are provided to start and stop Tomcat and JBoss.
* Jetty: The Jetty components can
configure and deploy individual servlets, eliminating much of the need for WAR 
  files and application servers.
* XML: XML support with XOM.
* XMPP: Presence and messaging over Jabber.


Packaging
=========

This release is available as:

* RPM files inside a .tar.gz file.
* A JAR installer.
* The original core smartfrog distribution as .zip and .tar.gz (deprecated).
* A .tar.gz file containing everything needed to create a private set of RPM files 
  containing JAR files signed by a private Certification Authority.
The RPM installation is for RPM-based Linux systems. The archive contains the 
following RPM files:

smartfrog:        The core SmartFrog distribution.
smartfrog-daemon: The shell scripts to add the smartfrog distribution to the
                  path, and to run the daemon on start-up.
smartfrog-demo:   Example code and documentation.
smartfrog-javadocs: Javadocs for the project
smartfrog-ant:    Ant task and build file execution
smartfrog-anubis: Distributed partition-aware tuple space
smartfrog-csvfiles: Support for reading/writing CSV Files.
smartfrog-database: Database access
smartfrog-jetty:   Jetty support
smartfrog-jmx:    JMX integration though MX4J
smartfrog-junit:  Junit 3.8.2 test execution
smartfrog-hadoop: Hadoop support
smartfrog-logging: Logging through Log4J and commons-logging
smartfrog-networking: SSH, SCP, FTP and email
smartfrog-quartz:  Scheduled operations
smartfrog-rpmtools: RPM support tools
smartfrog-scripting: Scripted components
smartfrog-velocity: Velocity template processing
smartfrog-www:      Web support: Deployment and liveness pages
smartfrog-xml:      XML Support
smartfrog-xmpp:     XMPP/Jabber communications
smartfrog-xunit:    Distributed testing and reporting

All the JAR files are also published to a repository that is compatible with
Apache Maven and Ivy. Add http://smartfrog.sourceforge.net/repository/
to your repository list to pull SmartFrog artifacts into your Ivy- or
Maven- based build.
There are also SmartFrog components to retrieve artifacts from such a repository 
(the Library components under /org/smartfrog/services/os/java/library.sf ),
which can be used for dynamic download of SmartFrog and other artifacts.


Security warning
================

Unless SmartFrog is configured with security, a running daemon will
listen on its configured port for incoming deployment requests, and
deploy the applications with the rights of the user running the daemon.
When the smartfrog-daemon RPM is installed, that means that a process
running as root will be listening on an open port for incoming
deployment requests. Do not deploy SmartFrog this way on any untrusted
network, not without turning security on.

There is a special distribution .tar.gz file that can be used to generate
a private set of secure RPM files.

Building SmartFrog
==================
SmartFrog requires Java 1.6+ and Ant 1.7+ to build. The izpack and source .zip and 
.tar.gz distributions include a source tree adequate to build the
entire system. To build a later release, please follow the instructions at
  http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=87384
to check out smartfrog/trunk/core from our repository.

This release was built with revision 7598 of the repository, which
is available under the SVN branch
https://smartfrog.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/smartfrog/tags/release3.17.010

We strongly encourage anyone interested in building or extending
SmartFrog to get involved in the SmartFrog developer mailing list, which
can be found from the sourceforge project page
http://sourceforge.net/projects/smartfrog/

Reporting Bugs
==============

Please file all bug reports at http://jira.smartfrog.org/

Thank you!

The SmartFrog Team        http://smartfrog.org/

Changes since last release
==========================


Release Notes - SmartFrog - Version 3.17.010

** Bug
* [SFOS-495] - for dynamic classloading, we need a way to set the security policy in the ant tasks, and a default one if none is provided * [SFOS-994] - Hadoop tests failing with namenode locked. Assumption: we aren't terminating namenodes properly 
    * [SFOS-1013] - Test JobTracker isn't getting its file system URL right
    * [SFOS-1031] - TaskTracker not shutting down
* [SFOS-1043] - CI tools are picking up the wrong version of the main distribution .zip file 
    * [SFOS-1051] - Ant <start> tests failing on Hudson
* [SFOS-1053] - the deploy target in common.xml should use the tests.run.classpath for its classpath * [SFOS-1056] - Assert component doesnt report resolution failures that well 
    * [SFOS-1057] - Assert component reference resolution logic is wrong
* [SFOS-1060] - ManagedConfiguration effectively discards all values it is set() with 
    * [SFOS-1075] - Management console won't exit
    * [SFOS-1076] - restlet JARs are in smartfrog lib under SVN
* [SFOS-1077] - Now that exits are being trapped, wherever in the code we call it intentionally, that operation now fails 
    * [SFOS-1086] - Possible deadlock in DelayedTerminator
* [SFOS-1098] - Add better classload failure details in SFClassLoader.forName() 
    * [SFOS-1101] - wrong termination semantics in the HadoopServices
* [SFOS-1106] - Hadoop JspHelper class does not load on Hadoop-under-smartfrog * [SFOS-1107] - Intermittent Test Failure in HadoopConfigurationTest. Race condition? * [SFOS-1112] - hadoop components/extras tests should be disabled when running on java5; even if the components build, the tests will fail. * [SFOS-1123] - move filesystem and job tests out of hadoop/test into src/examples so the same tests can be run on live clusters * [SFOS-1124] - Add component to do directory copy between any two supported filesystems * [SFOS-1137] - Hadoop can exit the JVM with a fatal error in the namenode * [SFOS-1145] - Unowned RPMs found in $SFHOME/lib after upgrades -from older packages * [SFOS-1150] - Have AbstractTargetedCondition attempt to resolve the target on demand 
    * [SFOS-1154] - security exception in management console
* [SFOS-1164] - Ant daemon tasks do not use the same security manager as the shell scripts 
    * [SFOS-1171] - RMI security problems on Java6 with Hadoop
* [SFOS-1178] - Ivy/Maven repository on sourceforge.net is not indexed any more * [SFOS-1181] - ant print-proxy-settings only works if the proxy settings are correct 
    * [SFOS-1188] - 2 javadoc warnings in core/smartfrog


** Improvement
    * [SFOS-14] - Improve scripting component
* [SFOS-848] - make LoadClass a Condition, so it can be used to enable/disable tests * [SFOS-855] - Hadoop client-side components should be able to pick up properties from a cluster CD * [SFOS-1001] - have all hadoop services extract the port numbers from the configuration, and fail if they are in use before deployment, and not released at the end of the lifecycle 
    * [SFOS-1025] - Useful additional constraint functionality:
    * [SFOS-1054] - improve testcase selection in common.xml
* [SFOS-1059] - assert equality tests should .toString() their parameters for testing 
    * [SFOS-1065] - Tweak to notification mechanism in SF Orchestration
* [SFOS-1069] - Modify orchestration selection of pertinent members from arrays for dependencies * [SFOS-1070] - Orchestration to support new dependency types: on model state and "local" deps 
    * [SFOS-1074] - add hadoop bundle to the installer JAR
* [SFOS-1089] - Better diagnostics of why a Hadoop filesystem won't load * [SFOS-1090] - Move Hadoop service lifecycle from "terminated" to close; update state diagrams * [SFOS-1092] - hard code datanode ports into the datanode test templates, add checks that these ports are closed after the runs * [SFOS-1093] - Hadoop nodes should push out live http and other port bindings to the components 
    * [SFOS-1096] - add test for dfshealth on the filesystem
* [SFOS-1097] - LoadClass to provide better diagnostics when a class is not found * [SFOS-1102] - give components/machines the ability to override the default timeout (10 minutes) for <junit> runs * [SFOS-1105] - add way to set JVM args (like -verbose:class) onto the daemon that is created for functional testing * [SFOS-1111] - make LoadClass better at diagnostics by adding a resources[] list, and producing a list of all missing resources * [SFOS-1113] - Move the port checking code of HadoopTestBase into a new test base class in testharness, so that other components can check that ports are closed after a test run * [SFOS-1117] - Move DfsUtils use of DistributedFileSystem (i.e. HDFS only), to the FileSystem interface 
    * [SFOS-1119] - add more checks to DfsPathExists
* [SFOS-1120] - modify common.xml to run sfDaemon in the system tests from the build/test dir * [SFOS-1121] - subclass Condition interface with one that provides a reason for a condition failing * [SFOS-1134] - Datanodes and job tracker nodes to offer the ability to set their hostname dynamically, based on the machine doing the deployment * [SFOS-1135] - move hadoop-cluster components to using dynamically determined hostnames * [SFOS-1138] - Provide a better error message when a remote process isnt the right type * [SFOS-1141] - Remove warnings about headless mode from all the daemon logs 
    * [SFOS-1168] - Switch to the exit trapping security manager
* [SFOS-1187] - Add an environment variable option to name the security manager for the scripts 

** New Feature
* [SFOS-875] - Write CheckPort component to extract hostname:port information from a hadoop component, and try connecting to that port * [SFOS-967] - Implement workflow component to decomission a datanode, with tests * [SFOS-1019] - Add smartfrog-hadoop RPM that contains all the artifacts needed to bring up Hadoop under SmartFrog * [SFOS-1035] - Add commons-pool and commons-dbcp JARs to sf-database component and RPM * [SFOS-1049] - have common.xml read in a properties file from ~/.ant, outside the source tree, so that options as to which server to deploy to get retained when the directory tree gets deleted. 
    * [SFOS-1064] - add component to validate configuration values.
* [SFOS-1079] - entry points could report network connectivity problems better * [SFOS-1126] - Add a configuration checker which checks the configuration of a cluster -or other component that provides a configuration- against a list of expected equality values. 
    * [SFOS-1131] - Ant task to determine the local hostname/address
* [SFOS-1133] - Add functions and components to work out the local hostname * [SFOS-1139] - Provide a component to check that a security manager is installed, and that exits are blocked * [SFOS-1147] - create new TextListFile component (extending TextFile), that creates the text for a file from an inline list; one line per list entry * [SFOS-1167] - ant component to list nested resource collections and print them to a property or to a file * [SFOS-1195] - add a ReferenceResolves condition that can be use to probe or poll for a reference 


** Task
    * [SFOS-210] - Add java security debug properties to User manual
    * [SFOS-1073] - Move up to ivy 2.0.0 release
* [SFOS-1085] - extend the job submission test, list input and output directories and have it do real work 
    * [SFOS-1103] - Move legacy dependencies from core to extras

** Sub-task
    * [SFOS-788] - write component to submit jobs to a Hadoop cluster
* [SFOS-859] - write components to perform filesystem create/delete/move operations, and copy data to/from the filesystem * [SFOS-1055] - write component to load in settings from hadoop's XML files * [SFOS-1151] - Update service to support TRACE level that is now supported in Log4J
Title: SmartFrog 3.17.010

SmartFrog 3.17.010

This is a new release of SmartFrog, the Java-based, LPGL-licensed distributed deployment framework developed by HP Laboratories. SmartFrog enables applications to be deployed across multiple machines, configuring different aspects of the system so that they are all consistently configured, and managing the life-cycle of the application as a whole. The project's home page is http://smartfrog.org/

The release artifacts are available at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=87384&package_id=176308

This release is 3.17.010; built from revision 7598 of the SVN repository.

It was compiled with the Java version set to Java 6 -it will not work on Java1.5 JVMs.

This release includes the following items:

  • Core smartfrog daemon, including services to manage files, start and stop Java and native programs.
  • Example components and applications.
  • Ant support: ant tasks to deploy and terminate applications from a build.
  • Ant components: the ability to execute ant tasks in a deployment.
  • Anubis: a partition aware tuple-space that can be used to implement fault tolerant systems.
  • Database: components to issue database commands, and deploy HSLDB and MySQL databases.
  • Hadoop: a version of Apache Hadoop with SmartFrog management, and support components to interact with Hadoop: filesystem operations and Job submission. This is still experimental and must be considered unstable.
  • JMX: the ability to configure and manage JMX components, and to manage SmartFrog components over JMX.
  • Logging: integration with Apache commons-logging and Log4J, and the SLF4J framework.
  • Networking: email, FTP, SSH, DNS support.
  • Quartz: scheduled operations using Quartz libraries.
  • RpmTools: components for working with or deploying with RPMs
  • Scripting: support for BSF-hosted scripting languages
  • Testing: Distributed JUnit and component testing with SFUnit.
  • Velocity: generation/transformation of text files during deployment
  • WWW: deployment of WAR and EAR files to application servers. deploy-by-copy is provided for all application servers that support, and a tomcat-specific component can communicate with Apache Tomcat.
  • Jetty: The Jetty component can configure and deploy individual servlets, eliminating much of the need for WAR files themselves.
  • XML: XML support with XOM.
  • XMPP: Presence and messaging over Jabber.

Packaging

This release is available as:

  1. RPM files inside a .tar.gz file.
  2. A JAR installer.
  3. A .tar.gz file containing everything needed to create a private set of RPM files containing JAR files signed by a private Certification Authority.
  4. The original smartfrog distribution as .zip and .tar.gz (deprecated)

The RPM installation is for RPM-based Linux systems. It comprises the following RPMs:

smartfrog The core SmartFrog distribution.
smartfrog-daemon The shell scripts to add the smartfrog distribution to the path, and to run the daemon on start-up.
smartfrog-javadoc javadocs for the project
smartfrog-ant Ant task and build file execution
smartfrog-anubis Distributed partition-aware tuple space
smartfrog-csvfiles CSV file support
smartfrog-database Database access
smartfrog-jetty Jetty support
smartfrog-jmx JMX integration though MX4J
smartfrog-junit Junit 3.8.2 test execution
smartfrog-hadoop Hadoop support
smartfrog-logging Logging through Log4J and commons-logging
smartfrog-networking SSH, SCP, FTP and email
smartfrog-quartz Scheduled operations
smartfrog-rpmtools RPM support tools
smartfrog-scripting Scripted components
smartfrog-velocity Velocity template processing
smartfrog-www Web support: Deployment and liveness pages
smartfrog-xml XML Support
smartfrog-xmpp XMPP/Jabber communications
smartfrog-xunit Distributed testing and reporting

All the JAR files are also published to a repository that is compatible with Apache Maven and Ivy. Add http://smartfrog.sourceforge.net/repository to your repository list to pull SmartFrog artifacts into your Ivy- or Maven- based build.

There are also SmartFrog components to retrieve artifacts from such a repository (the Library components under /org/smartfrog/services/os/java/library.sf ), which can be used for dynamic download of SmartFrog and other artifacts.

Security warning

Unless SmartFrog is configured with security, a running daemon will listen on its configured port for incoming deployment requests, and deploy the applications with the rights of the user running the daemon. When the smartfrog-daemon RPM is installed, that means that a process running as root will be listening on an open port for incoming deployment requests. Do not deploy SmartFrog this way on any untrusted network, not without turning security on.

There is a special distribution .tar.gz file that can be used to generate a private set of secure RPM files.

Building SmartFrog

SmartFrog requires Java 1.6+ and Ant 1.7+ to build.

The distribution does not include a source tree adequate to build the entire system. Please follow the instructions at http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=87384 and check out smartfrog/trunk/core from our repository.

This release was built with revision 7598 of the repository, which is available under the SVN branch https://smartfrog.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/smartfrog/tags/release3.17.010

We strongly encourage anyone interested in building or extending smartfrog to get involved in the smartfrog developer mailing list, which can be found from the sourceforge project page http://sourceforge.net/projects/smartfrog/

Reporting Bugs

Please file all bug reports at http://jira.smartfrog.org/

The SmartFrog Team

Changes since last release

Bug

  • [SFOS-495] - for dynamic classloading, we need a way to set the security policy in the ant tasks, and a default one if none is provided
  • [SFOS-994] - Hadoop tests failing with namenode locked. Assumption: we aren't terminating namenodes properly
  • [SFOS-1013] - Test JobTracker isn't getting its file system URL right
  • [SFOS-1031] - TaskTracker not shutting down
  • [SFOS-1043] - CI tools are picking up the wrong version of the main distribution .zip file
  • [SFOS-1051] - Ant <start> tests failing on Hudson
  • [SFOS-1053] - the deploy target in common.xml should use the tests.run.classpath for its classpath
  • [SFOS-1056] - Assert component doesnt report resolution failures that well
  • [SFOS-1057] - Assert component reference resolution logic is wrong
  • [SFOS-1060] - ManagedConfiguration effectively discards all values it is set() with
  • [SFOS-1075] - Management console won't exit
  • [SFOS-1076] - restlet JARs are in smartfrog lib under SVN
  • [SFOS-1077] - Now that exits are being trapped, wherever in the code we call it intentionally, that operation now fails
  • [SFOS-1086] - Possible deadlock in DelayedTerminator
  • [SFOS-1098] - Add better classload failure details in SFClassLoader.forName()
  • [SFOS-1101] - wrong termination semantics in the HadoopServices
  • [SFOS-1106] - Hadoop JspHelper class does not load on Hadoop-under-smartfrog
  • [SFOS-1107] - Intermittent Test Failure in HadoopConfigurationTest. Race condition?
  • [SFOS-1112] - hadoop components/extras tests should be disabled when running on java5; even if the components build, the tests will fail.
  • [SFOS-1123] - move filesystem and job tests out of hadoop/test into src/examples so the same tests can be run on live clusters
  • [SFOS-1124] - Add component to do directory copy between any two supported filesystems
  • [SFOS-1137] - Hadoop can exit the JVM with a fatal error in the namenode
  • [SFOS-1145] - Unowned RPMs found in $SFHOME/lib after upgrades -from older packages
  • [SFOS-1150] - Have AbstractTargetedCondition attempt to resolve the target on demand
  • [SFOS-1154] - security exception in management console
  • [SFOS-1164] - Ant daemon tasks do not use the same security manager as the shell scripts
  • [SFOS-1171] - RMI security problems on Java6 with Hadoop
  • [SFOS-1178] - Ivy/Maven repository on sourceforge.net is not indexed any more
  • [SFOS-1181] - ant print-proxy-settings only works if the proxy settings are correct
  • [SFOS-1188] - 2 javadoc warnings in core/smartfrog

Improvement

  • [SFOS-14] - Improve scripting component
  • [SFOS-848] - make LoadClass a Condition, so it can be used to enable/disable tests
  • [SFOS-855] - Hadoop client-side components should be able to pick up properties from a cluster CD
  • [SFOS-1001] - have all hadoop services extract the port numbers from the configuration, and fail if they are in use before deployment, and not released at the end of the lifecycle
  • [SFOS-1025] - Useful additional constraint functionality:
  • [SFOS-1054] - improve testcase selection in common.xml
  • [SFOS-1059] - assert equality tests should .toString() their parameters for testing
  • [SFOS-1065] - Tweak to notification mechanism in SF Orchestration
  • [SFOS-1069] - Modify orchestration selection of pertinent members from arrays for dependencies
  • [SFOS-1070] - Orchestration to support new dependency types: on model state and "local" deps
  • [SFOS-1074] - add hadoop bundle to the installer JAR
  • [SFOS-1089] - Better diagnostics of why a Hadoop filesystem won't load
  • [SFOS-1090] - Move Hadoop service lifecycle from "terminated" to close; update state diagrams
  • [SFOS-1092] - hard code datanode ports into the datanode test templates, add checks that these ports are closed after the runs
  • [SFOS-1093] - Hadoop nodes should push out live http and other port bindings to the components
  • [SFOS-1096] - add test for dfshealth on the filesystem
  • [SFOS-1097] - LoadClass to provide better diagnostics when a class is not found
  • [SFOS-1102] - give components/machines the ability to override the default timeout (10 minutes) for <junit> runs
  • [SFOS-1105] - add way to set JVM args (like -verbose:class) onto the daemon that is created for functional testing
  • [SFOS-1111] - make LoadClass better at diagnostics by adding a resources[] list, and producing a list of all missing resources
  • [SFOS-1113] - Move the port checking code of HadoopTestBase into a new test base class in testharness, so that other components can check that ports are closed after a test run
  • [SFOS-1117] - Move DfsUtils use of DistributedFileSystem (i.e. HDFS only), to the FileSystem interface
  • [SFOS-1119] - add more checks to DfsPathExists
  • [SFOS-1120] - modify common.xml to run sfDaemon in the system tests from the build/test dir
  • [SFOS-1121] - subclass Condition interface with one that provides a reason for a condition failing
  • [SFOS-1134] - Datanodes and job tracker nodes to offer the ability to set their hostname dynamically, based on the machine doing the deployment
  • [SFOS-1135] - move hadoop-cluster components to using dynamically determined hostnames
  • [SFOS-1138] - Provide a better error message when a remote process isnt the right type
  • [SFOS-1141] - Remove warnings about headless mode from all the daemon logs
  • [SFOS-1168] - Switch to the exit trapping security manager
  • [SFOS-1187] - Add an environment variable option to name the security manager for the scripts

New Feature

  • [SFOS-875] - Write CheckPort component to extract hostname:port information from a hadoop component, and try connecting to that port
  • [SFOS-967] - Implement workflow component to decomission a datanode, with tests
  • [SFOS-1019] - Add smartfrog-hadoop RPM that contains all the artifacts needed to bring up Hadoop under SmartFrog
  • [SFOS-1035] - Add commons-pool and commons-dbcp JARs to sf-database component and RPM
  • [SFOS-1049] - have common.xml read in a properties file from ~/.ant, outside the source tree, so that options as to which server to deploy to get retained when the directory tree gets deleted.
  • [SFOS-1064] - add component to validate configuration values.
  • [SFOS-1079] - entry points could report network connectivity problems better
  • [SFOS-1126] - Add a configuration checker which checks the configuration of a cluster -or other component that provides a configuration- against a list of expected equality values.
  • [SFOS-1131] - Ant task to determine the local hostname/address
  • [SFOS-1133] - Add functions and components to work out the local hostname
  • [SFOS-1139] - Provide a component to check that a security manager is installed, and that exits are blocked
  • [SFOS-1147] - create new TextListFile component (extending TextFile), that creates the text for a file from an inline list; one line per list entry
  • [SFOS-1167] - ant component to list nested resource collections and print them to a property or to a file
  • [SFOS-1195] - add a ReferenceResolves condition that can be use to probe or poll for a reference

Task

  • [SFOS-210] - Add java security debug properties to User manual
  • [SFOS-1073] - Move up to ivy 2.0.0 release
  • [SFOS-1085] - extend the job submission test, list input and output directories and have it do real work
  • [SFOS-1103] - Move legacy dependencies from core to extras

Sub-task

  • [SFOS-788] - write component to submit jobs to a Hadoop cluster
  • [SFOS-859] - write components to perform filesystem create/delete/move operations, and copy data to/from the filesystem
  • [SFOS-1055] - write component to load in settings from hadoop's XML files
  • [SFOS-1151] - Update service to support TRACE level that is now supported in Log4J 
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