[jboss-jira] [JBoss JIRA] (WFLY-1576) Trim infornation coming from read-resource-description

[Kabir Khan (JIRA)]

Kabir Khan created WFLY-1576:
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             Summary: Trim infornation coming from read-resource-description
                 Key: WFLY-1576
                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-1576
             Project: WildFly
          Issue Type: Feature Request
          Components: Domain Management
            Reporter: Kabir Khan
            Assignee: Brian Stansberry



17:00 hbraun
but the ability to reduce the payload size (removing unwanted meta data), would certainly be useful
17:01
did you do a comparison how many bytes we added per attribute?
17:01 kkhan
no?
17:02 hbraun
me neither 
17:02 kkhan
still we don't include operations by default
17:02
we don't do recursive by default
17:02
including the access-control runtime state will be configurable
17:02
what else do you want to remove?
17:03 hbraun
"nillable" => false ?
17:03
storeage ?
17:03
nillable=false: the boolean is false by default
17:03
storage is not needed at all
17:03
access-type is not needed at all (client side)
17:04
"restart-required" is not needed so far
17:04 kkhan
aha, so that is what you were talking about
17:04 hbraun
yes
17:04 kkhan
I think cli needs some of thos
17:04
e
17:04 hbraun
all that rubbish bloats the reponse payload size, w/o clients making actual use of that
17:05 kkhan
ok, I'll keep that in mind but will do the real task first
17:05 hbraun
well, we drive by a parameter: extended=true
17:05
sure
17:05
tnx
17:05 kkhan
an additional parameter like trim-values=[storage,nillable,access-type] or something should do the job
17:06
to read-resource-description
17:06 hbraun
or we do simpe default and extended scopes
17:06
two should suffice
17:06
additional parsing of trim-values[] adds overhead as well
17:07 kkhan
Not really in comparison to what goes on inside these ops
17:07 hbraun


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