Faisal, Once the installer is available(soon as the code for phase 1 is complete) this will be fairly simple to do. Currently, the installer actually places all the components of Geronimo in the config repository and customizes config.xml to only load the services requested in the install.
The install selections will be easy to repeat since the installer allows for saving the selections in an XML file which can be fed to the installer to repeat the same installation on another machine(a nice feature of IzPack). The plan for the future of the installer is to also have it only install the selected components into the repository. I was just about to start a little discussion on the subject when I saw this note. Anyway, I think this should be optional since it's currently good for experimentation that the installer configures only a subset of the functionality, but actually installs all. This way, folks who want to experiment with features by turning them on and off in config.xml are free to do so. regards, erik p.s. To build a Mini-G at build time, look at the assemblies/j2ee-jetty(or tomcat)-server/project.xml. It should be possible to create a custom assemblies/j2ee-myconfig/project.xml which only includes the desired components. Note that the associated config.xml should be modified. I don't necessarily recommend this approach, but that's what's going on.... On Monday 19 December 2005 09:01, Faisal Akeel wrote: > If you look at the top reason that FireFox more preferred over Mozilla > suite, this is because its small size and limited focus feature. > So, Is there way to customize Geronimo to a simple web container (jetty) > and small foot print database (derby) only, instead of big J2EE application > and if it possible can anyone provide guide or a demo example on the wiki > web site. > Some people like mini cooper over big SUV car. -- Regards, Erik
