Hi!
Holger Baxmann wrote:
>
> > Ok, we are back on your initial metadata talk, exactly *what* metadata do
> > you need in a distributed fashion.
> yeap, you get it.
>
> >
> > Please make it explicit and on jboss-dev ;-)
> >
> i try to become a _user_ of jBoss, so i am right here. what i want to know:
> if there is anybody out there who is thinking about driving many, and i mean
> many, instances of jboss on some machines, how could one think of administer
> and maintain these instances.
> the metaphor for this is quiete simple: "what i can't measure (because i
> dont have a JNDI context for), doesn't exist."
> so we need to have a bootstrap point.
JMX.
> is it possible to make a interceptor for the whole /conf stuff, that at
> first look in a LDAP for the config objects and if they not exist, take
> these out of the filesystem and put them into these LDAP?
No, we do not want to tie ourselves to LDAP.
> unfortunately one needs a baseDN, for looking up, as a commandline
> parameter.
We could change the bootstrap so that if a URL is given as configuration
name, then that is used. E.g. "default" -> "../conf/default/" is used,
but "http://somehost/jbossconf/" -> load configuration files from that
URL. The problem with that comes with saving new configurations (i.e.
the .jcml files). May not be a big problem though.
For more discussions on this, please use jboss-dev or put a RFE in
BugZilla.
regards,
Rickard
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