Re: [Proposal] Extension of the Apex configuration to add dependent jar files in runtime.

2018-02-05 Thread Vlad Rozov
Apex platform dependencies are already covered with the compile time check in place. Platform extensions are covered by plugins. Thank you, Vlad On 2/4/18 08:56, Sergey Golovko wrote: The usage of any Apex attributes is the generic configuration of Apex applications on the end-user level. But

Re: [Proposal] Extension of the Apex configuration to add dependent jar files in runtime.

2018-02-05 Thread Sergey Golovko
The Apex platform system configuration is hardcoded in the Apex-core Java code. But the platform does not have a flexible system configuration. The plugins can only cover the run-time configuration of Apex applications. It means the plugins cannot be a part of the system configuration of the platfo

Re: [Proposal] Extension of the Apex configuration to add dependent jar files in runtime.

2018-02-05 Thread Vlad Rozov
Plugins are platform extensions and provide a way to extend platform functionality, not an application extensions. It may be useful for others who participate in this discussion to provide a use case outside of Mesos/Kubertenes support that shows limitations of plugins and LIBRARY_JARS attribu