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Key: CACTUS-119
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Vincent Massol
Reporter: Brian Dellert
Votes: 0
Watchers: 0
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<jboss3x> container does not support "external" configurations

Created: 14/May/04 03:07 PM   Updated: 20/Jun/04 01:53 PM
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Component/s: Ant Integration, Maven Integration
Affects Version/s: 1.6.1
Fix Version/s: 1.7

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Environment: Windows XP

Resolution Date: 20/Jun/04 01:53 PM


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<jboss3x> container does not support "external" JBoss configurations. It'll always look for them under [jbosshome]/server/. This is especially a problem for the maven cactus plugin because the maven JBoss plugin creates a custom, "external" jboss configuration for each maven project. It would be useful if the maven cactus plugin could be configured to point at this directory.

Hence, a maven cactus plugin property is needed which allows for the specification of the JBoss configuration directory in addition to the configuration name.


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Vincent Massol made changes - 14/May/04 03:39 PM
Field Original Value New Value
Type Bug [ 1 ] Improvement [ 4 ]
Affects Version/s 1.6.1 [ 10715 ]
Component/s Ant Integration [ 10901 ]
Fix Version/s 1.7 [ 10693 ]
Affects Version/s 1.7 [ 10693 ]
Assignee Vincent Massol [ vmassol ]
Vincent Massol added a comment - 20/Jun/04 01:53 PM
Done in CVS HEAD. I need to upload a nightly build.

Vincent Massol made changes - 20/Jun/04 01:53 PM
Resolution Fixed [ 1 ]
Status Open [ 1 ] Closed [ 6 ]
Repository Revision Date User Message
ASF #239011 Sun Jun 20 14:04:12 UTC 2004 vmassol <action dev="VMA" type="add" issue="CACTUS-119">
          The <code>&lt;jboss3x&gt;</code> container element now supports
          running JBoss in a temporary directory, specified by the
          <code>tmpdir</code> attribute. In addition, by using the
          <code>configDir</code> attribute, you can now specify a
          directory where you have stored a custom JBoss server configuration
          (identified by the <code>config</code> attribute).
          This configuration will be copied to the tmp directory and used
          to configure JBoss.
        </action>
Files Changed
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/integration/maven/xdocs/changes.xml
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/documentation/docs/xdocs/changes.xml
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/integration/maven/plugin.jelly
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/documentation/docs/xdocs/integration/ant/task_cactus.xml
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/integration/maven/xdocs/properties.xml
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/integration/ant/src/java/org/apache/cactus/integration/ant/container/jboss/JBoss3xContainer.java
MODIFY /jakarta/cactus/trunk/integration/maven/plugin.properties