On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 10:54 AM, Frank Gasdorf
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hallo List,
>
> is it possible to provide geoserver.war artefacts without the preconfigured
> data sets? I'd like to deploy it into jboss without having all the data in
> the data folder, the workspaces, data stores and layers that already
> defined.
>
> Is this a requirement anybody else have? Properly I could create an
> enhancement issue in jira ..
>
> Have anybody written a script that post process the war file and clean up
> project settings?
>
> Do you have any suggestions?
>
Building the war without anything inside is actually the default behavior,
if you checkout
the sources and build you will get the .war with the empty data dir inside
in web/app/target
Doing that for the release would make things a bit more complicated though,
and would
increase the amount of data we have to upload.
Unless we decide to ship the .war empty-
Writing a self contained java tool that strips the data dir from a war would
not be hard, either.
java -jar mingeos.jar geoserver.war
Could be enhanced to allow the embedding of a random data dir, too...
thought I guess
we'd be fostering bad practice like that, the embedded data dir in the .war
should
never be used in production, it's not safe (a redeploy from .war and wham,
your
data dir is gone).
Cheers
Andrea
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