Re: [jboss-as7-dev] Easiest way to bind AS7 on non-localhost ? Re: Making more properties writeable?

> just looked at the configuration side of the API again and most of > the attibutes in there are read-only. > > So I can not e.g. change the max post size for the http connector > (*) via API - other than dropping the http > connector completely and re-creating it, which is nothing people > will do (especially when there is no > ":clone" operation that fills in the existing properties when not > passed explicitly). > > People will in this case just start hacking on standalone.xml and > other files, which completely > renders the api void. Do we really want that? You mean stuff like: perl -p -i.backup -e 'undef $/; s/(interface name=.public..*)inet-address.*127.0.0.1\"\//\1any-address\//im ? :) for those not fluent in perl that changes the interface address to use any-address which is the simplest fix I could find when you want to launch AS7 on an ec2 instance. Anyone know of a better way ? How would one actually do this in terms of CLI operations ?

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