Hello, I would like to manage a group of j2ee servers (tomcat) as targets. Each of these servers hosts a home-made framework that allows to manage the web apps available to a user, etc.
A typical artifact would be a tar.gz containing a war and a config file. The war would be copied to the webapps directory and the config file to a config directory, and a call would be made to my framework to register the webapp. I would like to embed the management agent into my framework, without all the OSGi machinery. By looking at the code, I see that the customization of the deployment could be done by implementing my own DeploymentHandler or my own DeploymentAdmin. The latter seems to be the better way because it re-uses Ace's code the most. What would you advise? Is there another way to customize the deployment? Can the agent be embedded in such a way? Is this a use case that is intended to be supported or does it look like a hack that may break if a new Ace version is released? -- *Guillaume Durand* | Ingénieur expert *Sirlan Technologies* - 3 Rue Irène Joliot Curie - 38320 Eybens – France *Office*: +33 (0)4 76 53 35 14 www.sirlan.com ***Pensez à l'environnement, n'imprimez cet email que si nécessaire | Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
