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Leo Breuss updated JBIDE-11267:
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Description:
In the JBoss Runtime Server configuration, I am no longer able to specify the Remote
Configuration (e.g. standalong-full.xml). It seems like this field has been dropped
between 20111208 and today's 3.3.0b2.
In earlier versions, obviously designed for JBoss 6 and earlier, the implementation of the
JBoss Runtime Server for JBoss 7 had some problems. I'm listing here some of the
problems disucussed in the Forum Reference.
1. The path on the server to look for the existence of the configuration was the
concatenation of <Remote Server Home> + "/server/" + <Remote Server
Configuration>. But JBoss 7 has a different layout structure. No /server/ directory.
2. In the field "Remote Configuration" you should be able to select the
appropriate configuration file from the remote server file system. (Interestingly enough,
the field Remote Server Home can be set by browsing the remote file system.) Instead, one
could browse for a local configuration file, but had to manually strip the absolute path.
Only the filename may remain, because of the concatenation. And the local JBoss
installation has to reflect the remote JBoss regarding the configuration file names. The
default value "default" did not work.
was:
In the JBoss Runtime Server configuration, I am no longer able to specify the Remote
Configuration (e.g. standalong-full.xml). It seems like this field has been dropped
between 20111208 and today's 3.3.0b2.
In earlier versions, obviously designed for JBoss 6 and earlier, the implementation of the
JBoss Runtime Server for JBoss 7 had some problems. I'm listing here some of the
problems disucussed in the Forum Reference.
1. The path on the server to look for the existence of the configuration was the
concatenation of <Remote Server Home> + "/server/" + <Remote Server
Configuration>. But JBoss 7 has a different layout structure. No /server/ directory.
Interestingly enough, the field Remote Server Home can be set by browsing the remote file
system.
2. In the field "Remote Configuration" you should be able to select the
appropriate configuration file from the remote server file system. Instead, one could
browse for a local configuration, but had to manually strip the absolute path. Only the
filename may remain, because of the concatenation. And the local JBoss installation has to
reflect the remote JBoss regarding the configuration file names. The default value
"default" did not work.
Forum Reference:
https://community.jboss.org/message/722946 (was:
https://community.jboss.org/message/722946)
Remote Configuration, Runtime Server config missing field
"Remote Configuration"
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Key: JBIDE-11267
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-11267
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Bug
Components: central, JBossAS/Servers
Affects Versions: 3.3.0.Beta2
Reporter: Leo Breuss
Assignee: Snjezana Peco
Labels: RSE, runtime
In the JBoss Runtime Server configuration, I am no longer able to specify the Remote
Configuration (e.g. standalong-full.xml). It seems like this field has been dropped
between 20111208 and today's 3.3.0b2.
In earlier versions, obviously designed for JBoss 6 and earlier, the implementation of
the JBoss Runtime Server for JBoss 7 had some problems. I'm listing here some of the
problems disucussed in the Forum Reference.
1. The path on the server to look for the existence of the configuration was the
concatenation of <Remote Server Home> + "/server/" + <Remote Server
Configuration>. But JBoss 7 has a different layout structure. No /server/ directory.
2. In the field "Remote Configuration" you should be able to select the
appropriate configuration file from the remote server file system. (Interestingly enough,
the field Remote Server Home can be set by browsing the remote file system.) Instead, one
could browse for a local configuration file, but had to manually strip the absolute path.
Only the filename may remain, because of the concatenation. And the local JBoss
installation has to reflect the remote JBoss regarding the configuration file names. The
default value "default" did not work.
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