Ps: groovy jar is big so any issue making the new gui optional? Le 20 sept. 2013 06:57, "Romain Manni-Bucau" <[email protected]> a écrit :
> +1 for webaccess (admin maybe?) > +1 to remove tomee webapp in bundled tomee > Le 20 sept. 2013 04:33, "Thiago Veronezi" <[email protected]> a écrit : > >> Hi devs, >> >> I propose a new way of facing the TomEE Web Interface. I would like to >> make it a simple extra web application that is not responsible for starting >> up the container or managing transactions. I propose it to be just like a >> tool for Developers and possibly IT. This new new web application would be >> called "tomee-webaccess". >> >> * We would continue having the "tomee-webapp", but it woulnt have any UI. >> "tomee-webapp" would focus on services and on being the entry point into >> TomEE("http://localhost:8080/tomee";). >> >> * The "tomee.war" would be much smaller, and not polluted with non >> critical source code. >> >> * Having an extra application that is not dependent of the full server >> build makes my development much simpler and faster. >> >> * Not based on websockets. Websockets are cute, but I guess I will wait >> until the new Tomcat is ready before adding it back; but not as intensive >> as it was before. >> >> For now, the GUI is almost identical to the previous version. It is just >> heavy polished. Users should be able to execute "JavaScript" and "Groovy" >> scripts. It is also possible to see the log files. >> >> Now the important part: the new web application is Groovy based. I love >> this language. Although Groovy is less performant than Java, the GUI isnt >> crasy about it. >> >> Another thing: It is Rest based. Simply because I think is more fun. :) >> It may be important to note that this makes it impossible to use >> webaccess with the "Web Profile" version of the server. >> >> The hole idea is: >> * tomee.war -> as simple as possible (important stuff only) >> * webaccess.war -> where we would add GUI related code. >> >> Let me know if this is OK. >> I plan to remove all the GUI code from "tomee.war" this weekend. >> >> In order to see the application, go to the "tomee-webaccess" directory >> and type "make start-tomee". >> >> [image: Inline image 2] >> >> []s, >> Thiago. >> >
