On 9/30/2010 3:26 PM, Tom Mueller wrote:
> I haven't seen any response to this other than from Kshitiz.
>
> Chris, Jennifer, do you think it would be more appropriate to generate
> backup and sync-bundles into the generated directory by default since
> that is where other GlassFish generated files go?
This sounds good to me.
>
> It seems inconsistent to me to look in generated for one type of file
> and then in special purpose directories for the other files.
>
> There are also subdirectories under generated (ejb, jsp, policy,
> xml). Maybe sync and backups should be subdirectories under generated?
Either is fine with me - with or without the subdirectory.
Thanks,
Jennifer
>
> Tom
>
>
> On 9/27/2010 11:00 AM, Kshitiz Saxena wrote:
>> I have used /*generated*/ directory as same was used in GlassFish
>> 2.1.1. In many cases, user will provide absolute path specifying the
>> directory where load-balancer xml file need to be created.
>>
>> Since generated directory is used for files generated/exploded by
>> GlassFish, it is best to use the same for load-balancer as well.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Kshitiz
>>
>> On Monday 27 September 2010 07:24 PM, Tom Mueller wrote:
>>> We have several commands that save files on the DAS within the
>>> domain directory tree. Here is a (partial?) list and where the
>>> files are written:
>>>
>>> Command
>>> Output file location
>>> backup-domain <domaindir>/backups
>>> export-http-lb-config
>>> <domaindir>/generated
>>> collect-log-files
>>> no default - --outputfilepath is required param - file is saved on
>>> DAS, param is absolute pathname, no option to save locally (--retrieve)
>>> export-sync-bundle
>>> <domaindir>/sync
>>>
>>>
>>> I'm just checking to make sure this is ok when looking at this
>>> across all of the commands.
>>>
>>> backup-domain and export-sync-bundle are creating their own
>>> directory for this, while export-http-lb-config is reusing a
>>> directory that is already there. Should the former commands use the
>>> generated directory too? Should export-http-lb-config create its
>>> own directory? Should collect-log-files have a default place within
>>> the domain tree to put the files?
>>>
>>> Thoughts?
>>> Tom
>>>