Sorry, I was on vacation last week, so wasn't able to reply.
Bhakti Mehta wrote:
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> >So I need more information. What are you going to do for ejb jars
> that contain web services? Will the ejb sniffer also be taken over
> like this? We will have an EjbWebServicesSniffer though I have not
> worked on it much as need to discuss more with Mahesh about this.
Any more information on this? I would really like to know how this will
be handled (or rather, how it will appear in domain.xml for deployed
applications).
Also, what happens if a jruby app tries to use metro?
> >What about other candidate modules for web services using metro?
> I do not think any other sniffers will be there from our end atleast.
> We should be the ones looking at webservices and doing the needed tasks .
>>
>> Is it safe to say that any add-on module for glassfish v3 can take
>> over the responsibilities of a core sniffer such as web and eliminate
>> it's visibility like this?
> I dont think the app cares which deployer is deploying it as long as
> the deployer can handle it , also I dont think we are hijacking the
> WebDeployer infact that is the one doing the actual work,maybe Jerome
> can add more here
I don't follow your logic here. <web> deployer is removed and replaced
with <webservices>, as far as domain.xml is concerned. So from my
perspective you are definitely hijacking web deployer. I assume your
code is following some sort of delegation scheme under the hood since
obviously the webs work.
I may have to find a new solution to my problem (how to identify an
application in domain.xml).
-Peter
> Regards,
> Bhakti
>>
>>
>> Bhakti Mehta wrote:
>>> Yes this is expected behaviour.
>>> When you download metro the WebServicessniffer also will sniff the
>>> war files.
>>> Is an application has a webapp version less than 2.5 in web.xml we
>>> delegate the deployment to the WebDeployer . Only if the version is
>>> greater than 2.5,109 deployment will kick in and look for webservices.
>>> So the underlying behaviour is still the same in your case even
>>> after you downloaded metro and it should just work for you.
>>> Regards,
>>> Bhakti
>>>
>>>
>>> Peter Williams wrote:
>>>> If I download TP2 and deploy a simple web (single JSP page), the
>>>> sniffers in domain.xml for the app will be <web> and <security>.
>>>>
>>>> If I then use update center to add Metro, undeploy and redeploy the
>>>> app, the sniffers for the app become <webservices> and <security>.
>>>>
>>>> Is this expected? Where did <web> go? Why is <webservices> being
>>>> used to load an app that doesn't use any web services?
>>>>
>>>> Most importantly, how can I tell in the second case that the
>>>> application is a web application?
>>>>
>>>> -Peter
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