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Jason Greene wrote:
> Scott Stark wrote:
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> I'm thinking that the profileservice ManagedComponent api is no longer relevant
for our discussion. The fact that we introduced an indirection layer to allow for a stable
metadata is only one part of what is needed. We need a well defined domain model that
describes what the supported administration capabilities are for a given release. Now
I'm thinking that the domain.xml is all that matters. Until a feature of the server
has a representation in the domain.xml model, its not properly managable.
I totally agree. We should focus on the requirements, use-cases and the
model/configuration itself. I also agree that something has to be in domain.xml for it to
be truly managable. I kind of saw runtime management of components not in domain.xml as
more of a stop-gap. However, it probably is easier to just focus on the domain model, and
look at the non-classified runtime stuff later, if it is even relevant anymore.
Great. I'm a lot more comfortable with this approach. Multiple different management
approaches coexisting in the same management API, some of which map back to domain.xml and
some not -- yuck.
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