Re: [keycloak-dev] Server provisioning
I've been thinking about this a bit. I still think we should consider
bundling Keycloak distro with JBoss/Wildfly. We'd have to reinvent
classloading, JDBC connection pooling, dir structure, and non-security
management. Something, IMO, JBoss does well.
On 10/1/2013 11:30 AM, Stian Thorgersen wrote:
I've started work on a server bundle and an openshift quickstart.
The server bundle contains a main class that starts Undertow with Keycloak deployed.
It's available at:
If social and mail settings was configured on a realm it could be configured through the
admin console instead of through system properties. The admin console would be easier to
deploy if it was moved into a separate jar module (web fragment). As a jar it can be
included on the classpath and the css/htmls will be available (this is how forms is
"deployed").
This is on my todo list. I also want to set up a script for dev mode to
set up appropriate soft links, etc. so its easy to develop things like
the admin console.
I was going to start separating out the persistence stuff into a set of
modules api/, picketlink/, jpa/, and mongo/ will this conflict with
anything you are doing?
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