On 01/16/2012 01:05 PM, Lin Gao wrote:
Hi:
I have some questions during AS 7 trial:
I tried to deploy a web application(myapp.war) to AS 7, but choose
an image file(myapp.jpg) by mistake, the console told me about the
failure, but the deployment: myapp.jpg is listed with disabled state(Web
Console). Do you think it would be a better idea that do not add the
deployment in the list if it can not be deployed successfully?
Yes,
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3319
In CLI, 'deploy -l' will list all deployment, but there
is only name
displayed. Do we have plan to display more information like active
state, type of the deployment(web, rar, etc), server groups if in domain
mode?
Good idea,
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3320
I tried to define a command using: 'command add
--node-type=/subsystem=datasources/data-source --property-id=jndi-name
--command-name=data-source-alias' in CLI, but it failed with message:
"Property jndi-name is not read-only.". Why only read-only attribute
can be used to identify instance of the node type? Is the embedded
'data-source' command defined this way?
This is not so good. jndi-name used to be read-only and equal to the
last node name in the datasource node path. Now it's writable and
independent from the node address. Which means jndi-name can't be used
as the identifying property and the command syntax should change.
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3321
So, when adding a command for datasources just don't specify a property
id, the default will be --name which will be the last node name of the
node path of the datasource.
I connected a remote JBoss server using
'bin/jboss-admin.sh', I can
shutdown the target JBoss server, but I can't restart the target JBoss
server in CLI, I need to log on the server and run the
'bin/standalone.sh' again. Do you think it make sense to provide restart
function in JBoss server by itself?
There is :reload for that.
Thanks,
Alexey