[infinispan-dev] configuration toProperties
Michal Linhard
mlinhard at redhat.com
Tue Nov 19 08:45:49 EST 2013
Hi,
This is a configuration output format feature proposal.
I'd like to be able to flatten the infinispan cache configuration to
flat properties style so that two configurations can be easily comparable
in a view that displays sorted matching properties side by side to
quickly spot differences.
This is useful in our internal PerfRepo app where I do it so far by
reflection, by patching the server or a radargun plugin by special
addon, but this can lead to numerous errors. It would be much simpler
and less error-prone process if we had it integrated in the upstream code.
I proposed adding a method configuration.toProperties() that flattens
properties of a configuration object
(org.infinispan.configuration*Configuration) and produces
java.util.Properties. The nested configuration objects under the main
Configuration would recursively add their properties under an extended
property prefix.
I also added a possibility to specify --format=properties in the info
command of the CLI so that the server responds with the property style
configuration of the specific cache...
https://github.com/mlinhard/infinispan/commit/d8360f7850b67956adfa29aca86dae9dfad5c22d
(I didn't implement toProperties in all objects, cause it's quite a lot
of changes that would be made in vain in case you don't like this
approach, the commit just demonstrates how I'd like to go about it.)
These properties would also be exposed via JMX as (example values)
jboss.infinispan:type=Cache,name="testCache(dist_sync)",manager="default",component=Cache
attribute "configurationProperties"
jboss.infinispan:type=CacheManager,name="default",component=CacheManager
attribute "globalConfigurationProperties"
that could be converted by any JMX client back to java.util.Properties
WDYT?
m.
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Michal Linhard
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