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1. Re: JBM 2 default configuration, what should it be
timfox May 12, 2009 5:08 AM (in response to ataylor)I think that in our standard config we should only specify a value in the config if there is a need to specifically override a default - i.e. the configs will be almost empty.
Right now I am creating a "full config", for illustration purposes and the docs. We can include this in the distro too, as an example of everything specified. -
2. Re: JBM 2 default configuration, what should it be
ataylor May 12, 2009 5:15 AM (in response to ataylor)I think that in our standard config we should only specify a value in the config if there is a need to specifically override a default - i.e. the configs will be almost empty.
+1.
Should we have the invm acceptor/connectors configured by default or just Netty? -
3. Re: JBM 2 default configuration, what should it be
ataylor May 12, 2009 5:40 AM (in response to ataylor)I also notice that the AS configs have no jbm-jms.xml config. I think the AS config should be the same as the standalone config so I'm adding defaults.
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4. Re: JBM 2 default configuration, what should it be
jmesnil May 12, 2009 5:55 AM (in response to ataylor)"ataylor" wrote:
I also notice that the AS configs have no jbm-jms.xml config. I think the AS config should be the same as the standalone config so I'm adding defaults.
Not sure about that: I think AS must not have default resources (CF, destinations). We changed the javaee examples so that they also create the resources they need.
Tim will confirm that. -
5. Re: JBM 2 default configuration, what should it be
ataylor May 12, 2009 6:38 AM (in response to ataylor)Not sure about that: I think AS must not have default resources (CF, destinations). We changed the javaee examples so that they also create the resources they need.
Either way we should be consistent between both stand alone and AS. 1.4 does have default resources, a cf, dlq and expiry queue.