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Pete Muir edited comment on FORGE-428 at 1/16/12 6:18 AM:
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"Slower" Do you mean that deployment itself is slower? Or that the console
returns quicker?
Regardless of whether we switch to the maven jboss-as plugin (which we should support), we
should switch to remote deployment over filesystem deployment.
Generally, I never want to deploy independently of building, so for me build
jboss-as:deploy is simpler to remember than build; as7 deploy. And of course, then
it's not actually slower at all.
Regarding remote deployment:
* currently, the deployment is "too fast". By returning before deployment
happens, you are making me check to see if something is deployed properly before checking
in a web browser.
* no support for domain mode through filesystem
* no reporting of deployment errors
was (Author: petemuir):
"Slower" Do you mean that deployment itself is slower? Or that the console
returns quicker?
To me, I never want to deploy independently of building, so for me build jboss-as:deploy
is simpler to remember than build; as7 deploy. And of course, then it's not actually
slower at all.
If you want to keep the as7 deploy plugin, I would suggest moving to remote deployment
rather than filesystem deployment, as this then allows the deployment to become managed by
AS7, and will work with domain mode.
Switch from using as7 deploy to jboss as maven plugin
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Key: FORGE-428
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/FORGE-428
Project: Forge
Issue Type: Feature Request
Reporter: Pete Muir
It would better to add this to the maven plugin as an as7 setup step, rather than to use
the as7 deploy command, as it would then align with quickstarts, archetypes etc.
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