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virgo distribution without user region and with repository [message #962937]

Mon, 29 October 2012 12:50

Yousef Fadila

Messages: 14
Registered: October 2012

Junior Member

Hi
I need a virgo delivery that support repository but also don't have a kernel/user isolation

I haven't see any one fit my needs in
http://www.eclipse.org/virgo/deliverables/

can I have guided how to build such one?

my plan is to take the nano web version and adding repositories capabilities to it.

any advice?

Yousef.

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Re: virgo distribution without user region and with repository [message #963713 is a reply to message #962937]

Tue, 30 October 2012 01:53

Borislav Kapukaranov

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Registered: September 2010

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Hi,

Can you further explain your use case? You might be able to get what you want with the p2 support in Virgo Nano Web.
For instance with a small implementation on your part you can get a hosted repository-like service running on Nano. You could also easily create external and watched repository-like capability with really minimal effort.
Understanding better the use case will help us guide you to a more suitable solution.

Best Regards,
Bobby

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Re: virgo distribution without user region and with repository [message #964254 is a reply to message #963713]

Tue, 30 October 2012 11:24

Yousef Fadila

Messages: 14
Registered: October 2012

Junior Member

Hi Borislav

The case I have is enabling mobicents on tomcat( adding new listener to tomcat-server.xml).
In the virgo tomcat server putting the mobicents bundles in the repository allows this .
but in virgo nano web which I want to use I get classNotFound exception.

so I am thinking to add a repository capabilities to it. I haven't check the p2 yet. does it solves bundle dependencies too? do you have any reference how can I install it locally

Thanks
Yousef

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Re: virgo distribution without user region and with repository [message #964284 is a reply to message #964254]

Tue, 30 October 2012 11:56

Borislav Kapukaranov

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Registered: September 2010

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Hi Yousef,

p2 is basically a dependency resolution manager + installer. In terms of capabilities it is very similar to the Virgo deployment pipeline and Eclipse has been using it for installations and dependency management for 5 years already.
Let me see if I got the use case right. All you need is some way to provision a bundle on top of the server.
When does this happen - is there some kind of trigger for installing the listener? Or it is a static declaration and you just want it installed.
Since you're describing it in the tomcat-server.xml descriptor I assume it's the latter - you just want it statically installed with the server.

One way to achieve this is to drop the listener in pickup.
Another is to export it from Eclipse as a p2 repository and then use the p2 commands to install your listener from the p2 repository onto the server with any dependencies it may have.

Best Regards
Bobby

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