Volunteers for TreeCacheView

[belaban]

TreeCacheView needs to be vastly improved, e.g.

- lifecycle: stop when underlying TreeCache is stopped/destroyed
- GUI: not all updates reflect in a change in the GUI, this needs to be changed
- GUI: better way of setting data etc etc etc

Any volunteers ?

Bela

[sanne]

Hi Bela,

I did a clean checkout of jboss-head, and tried to get cache working, but is seems broken for the moment.

I saw the jboss-cache.jar ends-up in /lib/.
I put the xml files in /server/default/deploy, but a class missing message came up: no deploy.
It doesn't say which class...

Any thing obvious I'm missing? XML configuration I'm missing?

Regards,

Sanne

[belaban]

I started out with the 'default' configuration. Then I added jboss-cache.jar and treecache-service.xml into the server/default/deploy directory.

I have no dependencies on anything else, so this should work. However, I was using my local latest CVS version of JavaGroups, so maybe that's the problem. I'll check out a fresh JBoss copy tomorrow and try to see whether this fails as well.

Bela

[sanne]

Ok. Thanks for the reply.

Check /lib/, in my build jboss-cache ends up there during build. I can redeploy it in /server/default/deploy, but that isn't logical.

Eitherway putting in the files from /cache/output/etc/ gives an error when put in /server/default/deploy


Sanne

[belaban]

> Check /lib/, in my build jboss-cache ends up
> there during build.

I did an install on a virginmachine, getting JBoss from the CVS. Everything was okay, the jboss-cache.jar file was in output/lib and treecache-service.xml in output/etc. This is as it should be.

Copy jboss-cache.jar and treecache-service.xml to server//deploy. Once this is stable, I'll add it to (probably) the 'add' configuration.


> I can redeploy it in
> /server/default/deploy, but that isn't logical.

Do it for now.

> Eitherway putting in the files from
> /cache/output/etc/ gives an error when put in
> /server/default/deploy

Yes sir, you'll need to add javagroups-all.jar to the deploy (or lib) directory. I was using the latest JavaGroups from CVS, I didn't try the one shipped with JBoss.
Bela

[sanne]

>
> > Check /lib/, in my build jboss-cache ends up
> > there during build.
>
> I did an install on a virginmachine, getting JBoss
> from the CVS. Everything was okay, the
> jboss-cache.jar file was in output/lib and
> treecache-service.xml in output/etc. This is as it
> should be.

Sorry, I meant JBossBuild /lib, together with /bin etc.

> Copy jboss-cache.jar and treecache-service.xml to
> server//deploy. Once this is stable, I'll add it
> to (probably) the 'add' configuration.
>
>
> > I can redeploy it in
> > /server/default/deploy, but that isn't logical.
>
> Do it for now.

There's the confusion! Come to think of it: previous mentioned /lib isn't part of the UCL is it?


> > Eitherway putting in the files from
> > /cache/output/etc/ gives an error when put in
> > /server/default/deploy
>
> Yes sir, you'll need to add javagroups-all.jar to the
> deploy (or lib) directory. I was using the latest
> JavaGroups from CVS, I didn't try the one shipped
> with JBoss.
> Bela

That's the magic word! With the javagroups-2.0 in the JBoss dist tree-service.xml deploys, cache-service not.

I'll get the latest and greatest javagroups.

Thanks,

Sanne