[jboss-dev] Renaming server/web to server/jbossweb-standalone
Jason T. Greene
jason.greene at redhat.com
Thu Feb 11 14:13:30 EST 2010
Exactly. We can only provide so many profiles out of the box without it
becoming overwhelming. The ideal goal is to simplify configuration
enough such that profiles become unnecessary. The modularization aspect
of the profile service is going to help initially, since we can compose
combinations of services (ejb + web + blah). For anything involving QOS
that should become a simple setting in the future domain config (e.g.
clustered_services = blah)
Sacha Labourey wrote:
> The problem I see with what you are trying to do here is to actually mix
> orthogonal issues i.e. on one axis you have a functional set
> (web-profile, full-profile, just-tomcat) and on another axis you have
> things such as clustering/dev-friendly/secure, etc.
>
> Actually, I am not sure what is on the other axis (clustering, etc.) are
> so much a single axis (since you could decide to apply multiple of those
> at the same time i.e. secure+clustering.
>
> Anyway, can anybody see a solution where attributes "on the second axis"
> (we could call that "modes") could be applied to each and every
> configuration profile?
>
> Probably not the best way to do it but:
> - we could have a limited set of true profiles (i.e. full-ee, web-ee, etc.)
> - we could have a "--mode" configuration on the jboss.bat/sh command
> line with a syntax such as (not strictly correct, but you get the idea):
> [--mode { clustered | secured | development | whatever-else }[/+]+ ]
> - in configuration files, we would use a "ifdef" kind of syntax to
> activate specific features based on those modes
>
> Am I making any sense?
>
> Obviously, as suggested by Brian, that might not be ideal for the QE
> team though.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> sacha
>
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 16:47, Stan Silvert <ssilvert at redhat.com
> <mailto:ssilvert at redhat.com>> wrote:
>
> Hi Sacha, when did you come back to work? :-)
>
> I like Sacha's basic idea here. Having EE6 in the name helps a lot.
> And I also like 'bootstrap' better than 'minimal'.
>
> I think we still need to decide exactly how many configurations we are
> going to ship. Awhile back, Brian asked me to open a jira to change
> this stuff in M3. It looks like that would be the time to nail this
> down.
> https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-7651
>
> Besides EE6, the other two things that we seem to need in the shipped
> configurations are (clustered or not-clustered) and (development or
> production).
>
> Here's another stab at the naming:
> bootstrap - same as minimal
> EE6-web - EE6 web profile
> EE6-standard - same as today's 'standard'. I guess we still need this
> for TCK?
> EE6-full-dev - super-fast boot time, less logging, delayed startup of
> admin console, unsecured consoles, JSF2 PROJECT_STAGE set to
> "Development"
> EE6-full-prod - immediate startup of admin console, secured consoles,
> JSF2 PROJECT_STAGE set to "Production"
> EE6-dev-cluster - same as full-EE6-dev, but with clustered services
> available
> EE6-prod-cluster - same as full-EE6-prod, but with clustered services
> available
>
> Sacha Labourey wrote:
> > Hello, since I've been contributing lots of code recently, let me
> > chime in ;)
> >
> > What about:
> >
> > * EE6-full (aka all)
> > * EE6-web (aka default)
> > * bootstrap (aka minimal)
> >
> >
> > Reasoning:
> >
> > * reading the thread, even yourself aren't sure if all=default or
> > all=default+more stuff, what is the difference between standard
> > and default, etc. Why not making it explicit IN THE NAME
> itself?
> > * "minimal" name is not good IMO since people might think it is
> > minimal in terms of middleware development (or related), but
> > this is really just a bootstrap with nothing on it. So call it
> > bootstrap, or WebOS or kernel.
> > * "default" is really just a trick to know which one to load "by
> > default", but it doesn't give any clue on what it actually
> > contains. Why not make JBoss AS start by default the
> > configuration that has a "++" in front of its name - or
> > something similar i.e. "++bootstrap" or "++EE6-web". Or, if you
> > don't want people to rename configuration folders, create a
> > "XXX.is.the.default" empty file in the server folder, where XXX
> > is the default configuration that will be started unless asked
> > otherwise.
> > * I agree that jbossweb might need to be rebranded. I'd relate to
> > the Tomcat brand somehow (such as Tamcot or Tomchat or Tomkatz
> > ;) well, I am sure you'll find smarter ideas :) )
> >
> >
> > BTW, are all "server/XXX/lib" now centralized in a common folder and
> > refered to by name in a configuration file or are they still being
> > replicated all over the place in each and every configuration?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> >
> > sacha
> >
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 14:39, Dimitris Andreadis
> <dandread at redhat.com <mailto:dandread at redhat.com>
> > <mailto:dandread at redhat.com <mailto:dandread at redhat.com>>> wrote:
> >
> > I see it's changed already, but doesn't it look horrible? Maybe
> > just drop '-standalone' or
> > where are our naming gurus? :-)
> >
> > ./server/
> > all
> > default
> > jbossweb-standalone
> > minimal
> > standard
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