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Galder Zamarreno commented on ISPN-134:
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Discussion on the annotations and process of plugin generation:
Oct 01 15:04:52 * pilhuhn (n=hrupp@redhat/jboss/pilhuhn) has joined #infinispan
Oct 01 15:05:00 <galderz> i do need a release that contains the updates to the
plugin generator
Oct 01 15:05:27 <galderz> so pilhuhn, we're discussing whether to add these
annotations to ispn, or we should just work on the helper module on rhq?
Oct 01 15:05:47 <galderz> i already need a release of plugin generator with the
changes i'm implementing
Oct 01 15:06:09 <galderz> so, how doable is to get a release of the annotation
module at the same time?
Oct 01 15:06:33 <galderz> if u could set up the module, i could start working on the
annotations as I need them on ispn
Oct 01 15:07:03 <galderz> if not doable, we'd have to add the annotations to
ispn, but if we can start on the rhq module already, it'd be better
Oct 01 15:07:59 <galderz> thoughts pilhuhn ?
Oct 01 15:09:08 <pilhuhn> Howdy
Oct 01 15:09:09 <pilhuhn> I think I have some uncommited code in it - but it is not
in any official release anyway
Oct 01 15:09:43 <galderz> what uncommited code?
Oct 01 15:09:49 <galderz> annotations?
Oct 01 15:10:04 <pilhuhn> I'd love to do it in RHQ, so that it gets re-usable
Oct 01 15:10:15 <galderz> indeed
Oct 01 15:10:17 <galderz> so?
Oct 01 15:10:40 <pilhuhn> And yes, it makes sense to put them in a module within
helpers, but outside the plugin generator, so that the jar file will stay small
Oct 01 15:10:54 <pilhuhn> no, to discovery.ftl
Oct 01 15:10:54 <galderz> +1
Oct 01 15:11:08 <galderz> the plugin generator is needed at build time by the jopr
plugin
Oct 01 15:11:18 <galderz> the annotations are needed by core and potentially other
modules
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Oct 01 15:12:49 <pilhuhn> yes
Oct 01 15:13:04 <galderz> joseph42, summary:
Oct 01 15:13:19 <galderz> i'd like to have a rhq/jopr release at some point that
includes
Oct 01 15:13:36 <galderz> a tiny module with jopr annotations
Oct 01 15:13:46 <galderz> and an update to rhq plugin generator
Oct 01 15:14:08 <galderz> these jopr annotations annotate metrics...etc in the
infinispan project
Oct 01 15:15:04 <pilhuhn> joseph42: Infinispan exports a lot of stuff via jmx - they
use annotations, but that data is not enough to build the plugin descriptor from it. So
the idea is to have a RHQ module with annotations, that projects can use - with some
helper class to parse etc - to build fragments of the deployment descriptor and probably
also of the component class facets
Oct 01 15:16:24 <pilhuhn> So the idea is to have the annotations @RhqMetric,
@RhqOperation in modules7helpers/annotations to build a very small jar and then have e.g.
the plugin generator parse the classes and use the information contained
Oct 01 15:16:53 <joseph42> so...that'll attempt to automate the process of
building a plugin?
Oct 01 15:17:19 <pilhuhn> help to automate
Oct 01 15:17:26 <galderz> it will automatte the descriptor generation
Oct 01 15:17:39 <pilhuhn> joseph42: e.g. in Infinispan a RHQ-resource is done via a
bunch of Mbeans
Oct 01 15:17:55 <pilhuhn> so the generic jmx-plugin does not apply
Oct 01 15:17:57 <joseph42> but instead of a one-off solution, you want something
formal that comes out of rhq/jopr
Oct 01 15:18:06 <joseph42> as well as a generator youcan run over your codeto gen
the plugin.xml
Oct 01 15:18:27 <joseph42> did i capture that correctly?
Oct 01 15:18:29 <pilhuhn> joseph42: They would do it in ispn, but I talked them into
having that in RHQ, as others may want that stuff too
Oct 01 15:18:37 <galderz> it's the plugin.xml that we're mostly interested
in
Oct 01 15:19:02 <joseph42> right, understood
Oct 01 15:19:23 <joseph42> so if that module resides in ispn, you shouldn't have
any deps on rhq/jopr,right?
Oct 01 15:19:37 <joseph42> (assuming the xsd for plugin.xml is relatively static)
Oct 01 15:19:42 <galderz> i do have a dep
Oct 01 15:19:47 <galderz> the plugin generator module
Oct 01 15:20:12 <galderz> i'm improving it to be able to pass in X number of
metrics/ops
Oct 01 15:20:24 <pilhuhn> joseph42: in an "ideal world" that module would
live in RHQ for other projects to just use it
Oct 01 15:20:36 <joseph42> hmm...so you want extenions to heiko's plugin
generator to understand annotation-based enhancements in the ispn?
Oct 01 15:21:12 <galderz> i need modifying the plugin generator to generate
metric/ops dynamically
Oct 01 15:21:35 <joseph42> galderz: completely understood
Oct 01 15:21:46 <galderz> then, our own jopr plugin calls this, having checked the
annotations, to generate the xml
Oct 01 15:22:07 <galderz> now, the checking of annotations could either be done: by
our plugin
Oct 01 15:22:24 <galderz> or the plugin generator
Oct 01 15:22:30 <galderz> but it makes sense for us to do
Oct 01 15:22:42 <joseph42> well, it seems that if these annotations exist at all,
the processor needs to be in the plugin generator, and it can be fully self-contained on
the rhq side
Oct 01 15:23:12 <galderz> hmmmm, not so sure
Oct 01 15:23:24 <galderz> hmm, well, it could
Oct 01 15:23:33 <galderz> if I pass u the classpath that u need to inspect
Oct 01 15:23:36 <joseph42> feel free to call out to the plugin generator, but i
think it makes sense to come up with a well-defined annotation set that corresponds to the
schema as a general-purpose solution
Oct 01 15:23:36 <pilhuhn> yes, it cold
Oct 01 15:23:41 <galderz> for these annotations
Oct 01 15:24:16 <galderz> joseph42, i can come up with ideas based on what i need
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Oct 01 15:24:23 <galderz> or the annotations that I need
Oct 01 15:24:44 <galderz> but a global solution, that includes all annotations would
be on ur side
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Oct 01 15:27:04 <galderz> but joseph42, pilhuhn, how would everything live in the
plugin gen side
Oct 01 15:27:05 <galderz> ?
Oct 01 15:27:39 <galderz> what I mean is:
Oct 01 15:27:56 <galderz> there're 10 metrics, 2 belong to a 1 component, the
other 8 to the other
Oct 01 15:29:16 <galderz> 2 come from a singleton class, but the other 8 belong from
a group of classes
Oct 01 15:30:02 <galderz> cos I had that knowledge, that's why I was thinking of
scanning the annotations myself and then calling in to ur plugin generator
Oct 01 15:30:25 <joseph42> well, yes, mapping will be "fun". maybe all
annotations map back to a resource type, so it knows where to be a child.
@RhqOperation("blah", resType="ispn"
Oct 01 15:31:02 <pilhuhn> What joseph42 said sounds good
Oct 01 15:31:22 <galderz> opne sec
Oct 01 15:31:54 <galderz> let me think through
Oct 01 15:32:43 <galderz> pilhuhn, joseph42, so the type, taking specific examples,
would be:
Oct 01 15:33:05 <galderz> CacheManager or Cache
Oct 01 15:33:47 <pilhuhn> yep
Oct 01 15:34:29 <galderz> and this would link back to the component name
Oct 01 15:34:47 <galderz> that way, u know to which component that metric or op
belongs to, correct?
Oct 01 15:35:05 <joseph42> galderz: yeah, basically
Oct 01 15:35:22 <galderz> right, so who's gonna do this then?
Oct 01 15:35:33 <galderz> i can certainly help from an infinispan side, testing this
stuff
Oct 01 15:35:36 <joseph42> there may be a better way, but that's what strikes me
as a viable solution in the few minutes i've been thinking about this ; )
Oct 01 15:36:01 <galderz> i don't think there's an urgent need in getting it
100% right
Oct 01 15:36:01 <joseph42> galderz: i think heiko would welcome patches to the
plugin generator, heh
Oct 01 15:36:31 <galderz> hehe, my involvement here, if anything is getting
annotations and plugin as far as getting what i need for infinispan
Oct 01 15:36:54 <galderz> iow, I only care about getting an exact replica of the
existing rhq-plugin.xml
Oct 01 15:37:06 <galderz> so, any patch will be biased towards this
Oct 01 15:38:27 <galderz> the only thing I ask hewre is that if i do it, i get it
reviewed and released as soon as it's ready for my consumption :)
Oct 01 15:39:49 <pilhuhn> I think we should put the annotations in a new module with
in helpers, so that we have them in RHQ. And then "l8er" work on the plugin
generator to add some parsing.
Oct 01 15:46:35 <joseph42> sounds like heiko has a relatively firm grip on how to
proceed so...i'm going to gracefully bow out now. ; )
Oct 01 15:46:35 <joseph42> btw, this is an interesting idea guys. keep me updated
on progress. ciao.
Oct 01 15:47:13 <galderz> pilhuhn, joseph42 ok
Update ManagedAttribute annotations to expose more information for
use by JOPR
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Key: ISPN-134
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/ISPN-134
Project: Infinispan
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: JMX, reporting and management
Reporter: Manik Surtani
Assignee: Galder Zamarreno
Fix For: 4.0.0.CR1
Details are in the mail list thread.
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