The issue from a UX perspective is that resolving values against the host controller leads
to uninformative failures or meaningless information. There's no sense in resolving an
expression in a profile against the HC, if the expression is even in that JVM to be
resolved, since the values on the servers aren't dependent on that at all. A user
could leave that experience thinking they have accurate information about their servers
when they actually don't.
I'd prefer the functionality to be disabled with an informative error message.
Joe
----- Original Message -----
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 5:40 AM, Edward Wertz < ewertz(a)redhat.com >
wrote:
However, the issue is how to limit it within the configuration tree.
Why would you want to limit it?
read-resource/read-attribute operation will be executed in right
context anyway and .resolve() will work properly. (at least i think
so)
anyhow you can get what you are looking for with
context.getRunningMode()
--
tomaz