[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-1396?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.... ] Ondrej Zizka updated WFLY-1396: ------------------------------- Description: It would be nice to have a possibility to upload certain files. Namely: - create modules (e.g. JDBC drivers) - copy .properties files - logging, security etc. - ssh keys, certificates etc. Could be limited to the examples above - i.e. one operation for creating/removing a module, another for copying a file to configuration/ . To avoid the complexity of distributing such file amongst managed domain, the op could be scoped to just a single host, like {code} /host=host1:add-config-file(attachment-ref=myFile1, ifExists=fail|skip|overwrite|...) {code} On the client side, the File to upload would be specified through a new API construct, let's call it Attachment. (It would be impractical to stuff it into the text of the operations, IMO). {{Attachment}} would be stored under a name, which would then be refered to in the operation's attrib {{attachment-ref}}. Not sure how would that behave for batch operations. The file manipulation in add-module would be performed by JBoss Modules through an appropriate API. The file manipulation in add-config-file would be performed by the part of AS which knows where the config is actually read from (in case it is variable) - MSC? was: It would be nice to have a possibility to upload certain files. Namely: - create modules (e.g. JDBC drivers) - copy .properties files - logging, security etc. - ssh keys, certificates etc. Could be limited to the examples above - i.e. one operation for creating/removing a module, another for copying a file to configuration/ . To avoid the complexity of distributing such file amongst managed domain, the op could be scoped to just a single host, like {code} /host=host1:add-configuration-file(...) {code} The file manipulation in add-module would be performed by JBoss Modules through an appropriate API. The file manipulation in add-configuration-file would be performed by the part of AS which knows where the config is actually read from (in case it is variable) - MSC? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira