Hi, Richard S. Hall schrieb: > The change that I want to make is so that it is possible to start Felix > without specifying any information, in which case it would default to > creating a bundle cache directory (e.g., "felix-cache") in the current > working directory.
Sounds usefull. I just recently used the Felix launcher again (having forgot about all that stuff because I always used the Sling launcher) and was trapped into finding, where the actual stuff would be going ... Well I found out, but ... ;-) > > This change seems simple enough, but then I started to wonder about the > profile notion altogether. I wonder if people feel we should keep the > profile notion or get rid of it. If we got rid of it, we could still > have something similar. > > For example, we could modify the launcher to ask for a cache directory, > instead of a profile name. The resulting behavior would be something like: > > 1. If the user just hits return (i.e., doesn't specify anything) then > the default "felix-cache" directory is created/used in the current > working directory. > 2. If the user types a simple name (e.g., "mycache") then a > corresponding directory is created/used in the current working > directory. > 3. If the user types an absolute directory name, then that directory > is used/created for the bundle cache. Agreed, except that I would not prompt for entry but either interpret a special argument to the launcher or a environment variable or so... Regards Felix --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
