ok so indeed, it seems that adding to the default domain.xml is the
easiest way to achieve what you describe below.
If I remember correctly, the nucleus-base is the right location but
Snjezana should confirm
jerome
On 6/15/10 11:12 AM, Carla Mott wrote:
> The default node would look like below. It is at the same level as
> then 'configs' element and it does have default values as below. The
> corresponding server element that would refer to it is also included
> below.
>
> If we don't have this default node element then we need to figure out
> what we are going to do with the 'node-ref' attribute (it should point
> to an existing 'node' element) in 'server' element. We can either
> force the user to create a node element (bothersome for developers
> that will be running everything on their local machines) or we can
> create it for them (won't happen for m2). Currently 'node-agent-ref'
> is being used in several places to figure out which host to connect to
> and run commands but we want to transition away from that in m3.
> proposed default node element:
> <nodes>
> <node name="localhost" nodehost="localhost"
> nodehome=${com.sun.aas.installRoot}>
> </node>
> <nodes>
>
> <server node-agent-ref="bear.sfbay.sun.com" name="instance1"
> node-ref="localhost" config-ref="instance1-config">
>
> Carla
>
>
>
> Jerome Dochez wrote:
>> On 6/14/10 10:56 PM, Carla Mott wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I'd like to add a default node element to domain.xml much like there
>>> is a default-config element. For m2 we want to move towards
>>> requiring a node-ref (new) attribute to server element. This new
>>> node-ref attribute will point to a node element which information
>>> about the host where the instance is running and in the case of a
>>> developer it is localhost. I don't want to have to required a
>>> developer to create a node with localhost info when he creates an
>>> instance. It would be nice to have a default node that we refer to
>>> when creating an instance if noderef option is not specified.
>>>
>>> What is the process for adding to domain.xml? Do I just add the
>>> node element to domain.xml file in packager/nucleus-base?
>>>
>>>
>>> Carla
>> no, I don't think this is the right approach.
>>
>> so this default node would be located where ?
>> does it also has default attributes ?
>
>
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