I think that if an artifact has osgi info in it we should use it. If it also has javaee or geronimo specific info in it we should use that too.
If you want to install an ejb module that is a bundle and don't want the ejb app then you should turn off openejb. We might need to do a little more work on our deployers to make the above scenarios work but I think the goal is reasonable. thanks david jencks On Jan 21, 2011, at 2:06 AM, Shawn Jiang wrote: > Recently, I just added another hotbundles directory for OSGi bundles hot > deployment [1]. I did this because we support both OSGi and EE application > at the same time. > > if we use a single hot deploy location: > > 1, Given an jar file with both WAB manifest and geronimo-web.xml. How > could we tell what deployment path the user want ? handle it as a war or a > WAB ? > > 2, the same problem is in a EJB jar with OSGi manifest. How would we know > if the user just wants to install a bundle to export some packages. Or he > wants to deploy a EE EJB jar ? > > I have not figured a good way to handle the scenarios above for now, > thoughts ? > > > [1]https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-5770 > > -- > Shawn
