To meet our M2 goal, I could just promote these props to attributes.
Anyone? Anyone?
None of the examples I can find do this. It's not like I'm adding a
child element (the list is already there), I can't find an example of
a Property being created to add one manually. I'm running out of
things to try....
On Jun 17, 2010, at 1:23 PM, Bobby Bissett wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In Cluster.java I've added the property descriptor info to the
> property child element:
>
> @ToDo(priority=ToDo.Priority.IMPORTANT, details="Complete
> PropertyDesc for legal props" )
> @PropertiesDesc(props={
> @PropertyDesc(name="TCPSTARTPORT", defaultValue = "9090",
> description = "GMS listener port range start value"),
> @PropertyDesc(name="TCPENDPORT", defaultValue = "9120",
> description = "GMS listener port range end value")
> })
> @Element
> @Param(name="properties", optional=true)
> @Override
> List<Property> getProperty();
>
> But in the decorator called during "asadmin create-cluster <name>" I
> get the list and see no properties in it. Can someone tell me what I
> need to do to have these properties created?
>
> More importantly, I need to change the values in the decorator to
> something including the cluster name, which isn't known of course
> till runtime. If I need to add a property whose value isn't known
> until runtime, is the above even the correct way to do it (declare
> it on the element and then change it)? I could not figure out how to
> create a new Property object to add to the list in the decorator.
>
> Thanks,
> Bobby
>
>
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