> What are the diffs which should be applied to the cirrent 0.1.2
> code base ? and what specifically should be added in libvirt-java
> CVS. The Beans support seems one of them (but i have no idea how
> it's supposed to be used).
> A bit of explanations would go a long way ;-)
>
> Daniel
Hi Daniel,
some (maybe) useful things could be
a) integration of apache-commons 'ivy' for dependencymanagement
depends on log4j and apache-xmlbeans
maybe maven-repos could also be a way ..
b) build (compile) the native libraries remote on a targetsystems
(32bit, 64bit)
libvirt_jni-32bit.so
libvirt_jni-64bit.so
using ant build (target compile.native-library) and
http://staf.sf.net - maybe ant-based ssh-execution of makefile
would maybe better (we use STAF in our company)
c) integration of apache-xmlbeans for getting rid of the java
XML-hacking:
- using an XSD-File (descriptors/libvirt.xsd*) for defining the
libvirt-XML language
AND autocreating all the java beans mapped to the XML
- refer to build.xml, target: create-xmlbeans
- using Xml helper class LibvirtXmlUtil
- for e.g. verifing the incoming libvirt-XML
LibvirtXmlUtil p = new LibvirtXmlUtil();
DomainDocumentXmlBean doc = p.read(new
File("domain.xml");
System.out.println(p.toString(doc));
- creating a object-trees of the libvirt-XML-code (e.g.
TestXml.java) easily
// Define a new Domain
DomainDocumentXmlBean doc =
DomainDocumentXmlBean.Factory.newInstance();
DomainXmlBean domain = doc.addNewDomain();
domain.setName("domainName");
domain.setType(DomainTypeXmlBean.XEN);
domain.setMemory(256 * 1024);
domain.setVcpu(1);
domain.setOnReboot(LifeCycleActionXmlBean.RESTART);
domain.setOnPoweroff(LifeCycleActionXmlBean.DESTROY);
domain.setOnCrash(LifeCycleActionXmlBean.DESTROY);
domain.addNewFeatures().addNewPae();
// and showing the XML output like
System.output(new
LibvirtXmlUtil().toString(doc));
- for easy accessing all elements in the XML-structur - bean
like
DomainDocumentXmlBean doc = new
LibvirtXmlUtil().read("domain1.xml");
System.out(doc.getDomain().getDevices().getDiskList().get(0).getSource()
.getFile());
Regards
Danny
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