Re: Should DisconnectedDeploymentManager allow offline deployment?
no, I didn't read the spec.. I just assumed it was optional or something, rather then a spec violation. No I don't think it is currently using it. thx -sachin On May 23, 2007, at 11:33 AM, David Jencks wrote: Have you checked the specs on the disconnected deployment manager? IIRC by spec it can't deploy, distribute, undeploy, redeploy. or do anything except give you access to the DConfigBeans. In particular the offline deployer should not be trying to use a disconnected deployment manager. Is it currently? thanks david jencks On May 23, 2007, at 6:33 AM, Sachin Patel wrote: The distribute method of the DisconnectedDeploymentManager returns an IllegalStateException. Should this still remain a restriction with the new offline deployment support? Or is there much more additional work required to support offline deployment through JSR88? thx -sachin
Re: Should DisconnectedDeploymentManager allow offline deployment?
Have you checked the specs on the disconnected deployment manager? IIRC by spec it can't deploy, distribute, undeploy, redeploy. or do anything except give you access to the DConfigBeans. In particular the offline deployer should not be trying to use a disconnected deployment manager. Is it currently? thanks david jencks On May 23, 2007, at 6:33 AM, Sachin Patel wrote: The distribute method of the DisconnectedDeploymentManager returns an IllegalStateException. Should this still remain a restriction with the new offline deployment support? Or is there much more additional work required to support offline deployment through JSR88? thx -sachin
Should DisconnectedDeploymentManager allow offline deployment?
The distribute method of the DisconnectedDeploymentManager returns an IllegalStateException. Should this still remain a restriction with the new offline deployment support? Or is there much more additional work required to support offline deployment through JSR88? thx -sachin
