[jboss-as7-dev] cli: ls result changes

[Brian Stansberry]

For the children table with ls -l, MODEL_DESCRIPTION isn't going to show 
anything. That's where the full resource description of the child type 
goes if you do :read-resource-description(recursive=true). That would be 
too much information to ever display.

If you restore MAX-OCCURS or display MAX/MAX-LENGTH, check for 
Integer.MAX_VALUE and use text like "unbounded".


On 11/18/11 4:31 AM, Alexey Loubyansky wrote:
> First of all, the results now include attributes in addition to node
> names. E.g.
>
> [domain at localhost:9999 /] ls
> deployment                              extension
>           host                                    interface
> path                                    profile
>           server-group                            socket-binding-group
> system-property                         launch-type=DOMAIN
>           process-type=Domain Controller          release-codename=Ahoy!
> release-version=7.1.0.Alpha2-SNAPSHOT
>
> Items w/o '=' are node names, those that include '=' are attribute
> name/value pairs.
>
> The effects of -l are now different as well. In addition to names and
> values, properties from the model description are included as well. ATM,
> all of the available properties are printed (except for the description,
> because it gets too messy). Actually, it's messy w/o it, since there are
> already too many properties and the terminal has to be wide enough to
> not break the resulting table. E.g.
>
> [domain at localhost:9999 /] ls -l
> CHILD                MIN-OCCURS MAX-OCCURS MODEL-DESCRIPTION
> path                 0          2147483647 {}
> deployment           0          2147483647 {}
> extension            0          2147483647 {}
> host                 0          2147483647 {}
> interface            0          2147483647 {}
> profile              1          2147483647 {}
> server-group         0          2147483647 {}
> socket-binding-group 0          2147483647 {}
> system-property      0          2147483647 {}
>
> ATTRIBUTE        VALUE                 TYPE   REQUIRED NILLABLE
> MIN-LENGTH ALLOWED                                 ACCESS-TYPE STORAGE
>
> launch-type      DOMAIN                n/a    n/a      n/a      n/a
>      n/a                                     n/a         n/a
> process-type     Domain Controller     STRING true     false    1
>      ["Domain Controller","Host Controller"] read-only   runtime
> release-codename Ahoy!                 STRING true     false    1
>      n/a                                     read-only   configuration
> release-version  7.1.0.Alpha2-SNAPSHOT STRING true     false    1
>      n/a                                     read-only   configuration
>
> If due to email formatting the above doesn't look like a table, you can
> try the command yourself. The changes were merged last night.
>
> The headers are not hard-coded. They are taken from the model
> description and capitalized. So, for another node the number of the
> headers may be different and their order as well.
>
> This is, obviously, too much info by default. Although, every bit has
> its value. I think we should agree on which columns we want to see by
> default and, perhaps, add switches to include others.
> Another way would be to have a separate command to describe specific
> attribute including all the properties from its model description.
>
> We just discussed this with Emanuel and we think about limiting the
> default info to the name, value and type. And have another command to
> fully describe a specific attribute.
>
> If anybody has suggestions regarding what info should be displayed by
> default, in which format, etc, let's hear.
>
> Thanks,
> Alexey
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Brian Stansberry
Principal Software Engineer
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