[keycloak-dev] ProviderFactory::postDeploy?

[Marek Posolda]

As Dmitri mentioned, the problem is that "postInit" is called before 
model is fully initialized (eg. before migration), so it's not really 
safe to access DB from there.

The bit related issue is, if we can add better support for the 
"lazyInit" pattern into provider framework instead of make the providers 
to care about the synchronization etc? We can possibly add the interface 
like LazyInitializationProvider with single "lazyInit" method? If 
provider implements it, the framework will ensure that the method is 
called just once at the time when provider creation is requested for the 
first time.

Marek

On 03/07/17 22:19, Bill Burke wrote:
> Please see my response to your original problem.
>
>
> On 7/3/17 12:16 PM, Dmitry wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> At the moment, the ProviderFactory::postInit() method is not called
>> during hot (re)deployment of providers, only during server startup.
>> This is considered a bug (see discussion in keycloak-user, KEYCLOAK-
>> 5131 and PR #4282).
>>
>> Meanwhile, Marek and I have been discussing the problem of accessing
>> data model from postInit (see the keycloak-user post). Turns out that
>> the semantics should be significantly different depending on whether
>> postInit() is called during server startup or hot deploy. In the first
>> case, one should listen for PostMigrationEvent. In the second case, the
>> event is not available and thus shouldn't be listened for. However, the
>> provider should be able to somehow distinguish the cases. There are
>> some hacks like analyzing current thread name, querying JNDI or
>> Resteasy, but maybe we can come up with something more clean and
>> simple?
>>
>> Marek has suggested that the new method should be introduced on the
>> ProviderFactory interface, with empty default implementation (in order
>> not to break the code). What do you think?
>>
>> Dmitry
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