[jboss-dev-forums] [JBoss AS7 Development] - Standalone client API

[Kabir Khan]

Kabir Khan [http://community.jboss.org/people/kabir.khan%40jboss.com] created the discussion

"Standalone client API"

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> [19:17] bstansberry: ok. emuckenhuber, might as well listen in on this chat with kkhan. this may very well be a task that can be divided up
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> [19:18] bstansberry: kkhan, emuckenhuber: there are a number of pieces
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> [19:19] bstansberry: first, a standalone server needs to be able to open a socket for management requests
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> [19:19] bstansberry: my thinking is to re-use the <management/> element from the domain.xml config to configure that socket
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> [19:20] kkhan: What exactly is <management/> in domain?
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> [19:20] kkhan: I mean I've seen it, but don't know exactly what it is for
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> [19:20] bstansberry: sorry, in host.xml
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> [19:21] bstansberry: it basically configures the socket the SM uses for listening for requests from the DC
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> [19:22] kkhan: ok
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> [19:23] bstansberry: in the domain-client module there is a DomainClientImpl class that connects to the DC to send requests using a protocol
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> [19:24] bstansberry: we'll need a similar set of classes that send requests to a standalone server using a similar protocol
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> [19:24] kkhan: in standalone-client or something
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> [19:25] bstansberry: yeah, we need to discuss that part in a sec, but basically, yes
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> [19:26] bstansberry: in the server-manager module, the o.j.a.server.manager.management package there are some classes that show how the DC handles requests that come in on its management socket
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> [19:26] bstansberry: a standalone server would want to use something very similar
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> [19:28] bstansberry: kkhan: I'm thinking for M1 at least, let's just keep it simple. Copy and paste stuff and get this working; don't worry too much about code duplication between this standalone case and the DC case
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> [19:28] kkhan: ok, makes sense
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> [19:29] dmlloyd: ServerController is meant to be the standalone equivalent of DomainController
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> [19:29] dmlloyd: someday
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> [19:29] bstansberry: ok
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> [19:31] kkhan: bstansberry: I think that has given me enough info to start looking at things
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> [19:32] bstansberry: cool
> [19:17] bstansberry: ok. emuckenhuber, might as well listen in on this chat with kkhan. this may very well be a task that can be divided up
> [19:18] bstansberry: kkhan, emuckenhuber: there are a number of pieces
> [19:19] bstansberry: first, a standalone server needs to be able to open a socket for management requests
> [19:19] bstansberry: my thinking is to re-use the <management/> element from the domain.xml config to configure that socket
> [19:20] kkhan: What exactly is <management/> in domain?
> [19:20] kkhan: I mean I've seen it, but don't know exactly what it is for
> [19:20] bstansberry: sorry, in host.xml
> [19:21] bstansberry: it basically configures the socket the SM uses for listening for requests from the DC
> [19:22] kkhan: ok
> [19:23] bstansberry: in the domain-client module there is a DomainClientImpl class that connects to the DC to send requests using a protocol
> [19:24] bstansberry: we'll need a similar set of classes that send requests to a standalone server using a similar protocol
> [19:24] kkhan: in standalone-client or something
> [19:25] bstansberry: yeah, we need to discuss that part in a sec, but basically, yes
> [19:26] bstansberry: in the server-manager module, the o.j.a.server.manager.management package there are some classes that show how the DC handles requests that come in on its management socket
> [19:26] bstansberry: a standalone server would want to use something very similar
> [19:28] bstansberry: kkhan: I'm thinking for M1 at least, let's just keep it simple. Copy and paste stuff and get this working; don't worry too much about code duplication between this standalone case and the DC case
> [19:28] kkhan: ok, makes sense
> [19:29] dmlloyd: ServerController is meant to be the standalone equivalent of DomainController
> [19:29] dmlloyd: someday
> [19:29] bstansberry: ok
> [19:31] kkhan: bstansberry: I think that has given me enough info to start looking at things
> [19:32] bstansberry: cool
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