[jboss-as7-dev] Several questions on AS 7 and CLI

[Alexey Loubyansky]

On 01/16/2012 01:05 PM, Lin Gao wrote:
> Hi:
>
>      I have some questions during AS 7 trial:
>
>      I tried to deploy a web application(myapp.war)  to AS 7, but choose
> an image file(myapp.jpg) by mistake, the console told me about the
> failure, but the deployment: myapp.jpg is listed with disabled state(Web
> Console).  Do you think it would be a better idea that do not add the
> deployment in the list if it can not be deployed successfully?

Yes, https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3319

>      In CLI, 'deploy -l' will list all deployment, but there is only name
> displayed. Do we have plan to display more information like active
> state, type of the deployment(web, rar, etc), server groups if in domain
> mode?

Good idea, https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3320

>      I tried to define a command using: 'command add
> --node-type=/subsystem=datasources/data-source --property-id=jndi-name
> --command-name=data-source-alias' in CLI, but it failed with message:
> "Property jndi-name is not read-only.".  Why only read-only attribute
> can be used to identify instance of the node type? Is the embedded
> 'data-source' command defined this way?

This is not so good. jndi-name used to be read-only and equal to the 
last node name in the datasource node path. Now it's writable and 
independent from the node address. Which means jndi-name can't be used 
as the identifying property and the command syntax should change.
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-3321

So, when adding a command for datasources just don't specify a property 
id, the default will be --name which will be the last node name of the 
node path of the datasource.

>      I connected a remote JBoss server using 'bin/jboss-admin.sh', I can
> shutdown the target JBoss server, but I can't restart the target JBoss
> server in CLI, I need to log on the server and run the
> 'bin/standalone.sh' again. Do you think it make sense to provide restart
> function in JBoss server by itself?

There is :reload for that.


Thanks,
Alexey