GBeans should use jsr-77 naming conventions and these names should have mostly
default components
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Key: GERONIMO-450
URL: http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-450
Project: Apache Geronimo
Type: Improvement
Components: deployment
Versions: 1.0-M2
Reporter: David Jencks
Assigned to: David Jencks
Currently the usage of object names for non-j2ee-wrapping gbeans is more or
less random and confusing. We should adopt as much of jsr-77 naming as
possible for our gbeans. Furthermore, as little as possible of the names
should be specified in the gbean xml descriptor. Here's a proposal:
1. A service module that has no parent must specify domain and server name.
This domain and server name will be inherited by all children recursively.
2. All gbeans deployed from a service dd will have J2EEApplication=null and
GeronimoModule=<configId>
3. All gbeans deployed from a j2ee module or application will have
J2EEApplication set from the application and GeronimoModule=<configId>
4. A gbean xml descriptor will have attributes for j2eeType and name. We will
invent more j2eeType names as needed and prefix them with Ger or Geronimo.
I'm inclined to remove the possibility of directly specifying the entire object
name. If it is really needed I'd suggest the attribute be called target-name
in analogy to the usage in refs.
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