Jeff/Jacek,
Thanks for the info... Anyone have an issue with pursuing this option?
If not I will open the JIRA..
-Dave-
Jacek Laskowski wrote:
Dave Colasurdo wrote:
GERONIMO-1087 and GERONIMO-1088 JIRAs were opened to introduce the
Tomcat examples into Geronimo. I believe it is
Ok...I can do #1, but we have a problem.
I could get the servlet-examples-5.5.12.war and jsp-examples-5.5.12.war
to the ibiblio repo...but what happens is, since we have no deployment
plan with them, the default URL will become:
http://localhost:8080/servlet-examples-5.5.12/
and
Jeff Genender wrote:
Ok...I can do #1, but we have a problem.
I could get the servlet-examples-5.5.12.war and jsp-examples-5.5.12.war
to the ibiblio repo...but what happens is, since we have no deployment
plan with them, the default URL will become:
Because its not just us that affects this. Its anyone outside of
geronimo who uses these jars in the fashion that they are named. It
will likely cause them more JIRA issues for why their example wars don't
work, with the answer being the name of the war is in the URL. So it
may be a
Jeff Genender wrote:
Because its not just us that affects this. Its anyone outside of
geronimo who uses these jars in the fashion that they are named. It
will likely cause them more JIRA issues for why their example wars don't
work, with the answer being the name of the war is in the URL.
Jeff Genender wrote:
Ok...I can do #1, but we have a problem.
I could get the servlet-examples-5.5.12.war and jsp-examples-5.5.12.war
to the ibiblio repo...but what happens is, since we have no deployment
plan with them, the default URL will become:
Jacek Laskowski wrote:
Jeff Genender wrote:
Ok...I can do #1, but we have a problem.
I could get the servlet-examples-5.5.12.war and
jsp-examples-5.5.12.war to the ibiblio repo...but what happens is,
since we have no deployment plan with them, the default URL will become:
Dave Colasurdo wrote:
Jeff Genender wrote:
Because its not just us that affects this. Its anyone outside of
geronimo who uses these jars in the fashion that they are named. It
will likely cause them more JIRA issues for why their example wars
don't work, with the answer being the name
Jeff Genender wrote:
Well, no exactly if you supply geronimo-web.xml in both. I'm pretty
sure it won't make any harm to anyone who would like to use them, does
it?
Yes. If someone uses them outside of Geronimo, this causes a problem.
i.e. If someone writes their own embedded Tomcat in
Jacek Laskowski wrote:
Jeff Genender wrote:
Well, no exactly if you supply geronimo-web.xml in both. I'm pretty
sure it won't make any harm to anyone who would like to use them,
does it?
Yes. If someone uses them outside of Geronimo, this causes a problem.
i.e. If someone writes their
Jeff Genender wrote:
Now...we do have a solution.
We can place their jars in our repo, so we own those versions (i.e.
servlet-examples-geroniomo-1.0.war) and then they clearly won't affect
other Tomcat users.
+1
I assume we are talking about placing their WARs in our repo..
This
Dave Colasurdo wrote:
The source for the samples are included in the WARs. They can be pulled
into any IDE.
Thats not true. Don't assume everyone uses Eclipse or Intellij...that's
a bad assumption to make.
Geronimo shouldn't fork Tomcat's examples and therefore
forever own the
Jeff Genender wrote:
IMHO, we have 3 choices with including these wars in our repo. Either
rename them in the assembly to servlet-examples.war and jsp-examples.war
(i.e. strip off the geronimo-1.0 from the name), include external plan
files that includes a context-root element, or I can
Ok...
I have placed the following files:
geronimo-jsp-examples-TOMCAT5.5.12.war
geronimo-servlet-examples-TOMCAT5.5.12.war
They should be picked up and a part of ibiblio in a few hours. They
will be in the geronimo repository in the war directory.
Jeff
Dave Colasurdo wrote:
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