I am looking for guidance on setting up my deployment. I am looking to set up jackrabbit in several J2EE applications I will be using the database to store the data but have a few questions about the repository folder.
When deploying a repository the repository home path appears to be based on the root directory of the app server, in the case of my current sample, jboss, it starts the path in the /bin directory, unless I start the path with a / then it starts at the root directory of the server. This is manageable on a development server, but on a production system where access is limited it seems that this will be a challenge. I will be deploying the application using the model 2 deployment model and deploying as a rar file. This does not give a obvious place for the repository file, my first question is where do people put the repository folder in a production environment (in my case WebSphere)? Second question: How do you manage he configuration of the repository.xml, the default build I am looking at for the rar file includes the repository.xml in the rar. This repository.xml file is pulled into the rar file by the maven build of the jca module, I am the first to admit I my maven experience is very limited. The rar file appears to take a parameter for the location of the repository file. Do typical installations package the repository file in the rar or separately, if separately where? If you deploy it in the rar file, do you do a full maven build? Seems a little awkward if I want to maintain configuration control of my repository files for several different deployments to have the file I need to update be buried rather far in the svn tree of the jca build. Thanks for any insight you can provide. -Scott -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Model-2-deployment-and-configuration-questions.-tp19674204p19674204.html Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
