3 Replies Latest reply on Apr 25, 2006 6:37 PM by yingyang

    Penrose Integration with Jboss

    yingyang

      Hi All,

      I am the project lead of Penrose. Penrose is a virtual directory server engine based on Apache Directory Project. The project can be reached here: http://penrose.safehaus.org

      We just completed Penrose integration with Jboss in a form of service archive. Here is the integration document: http://docs.safehaus.org/display/PENROSE/JBoss

      We will provide binaries download as soon as Penrose 1.0 is released, which is in a few weeks.

      -Jim

        • 1. Re: Penrose Integration with Jboss
          anil.saldhana

          Jim, once you release Penrose 1.0, provide us the url where we can download the SAR file that is deployable on JBoss.

          • 2. Re: Penrose Integration with Jboss
            yingyang

            Hi Anil,

            We released our Penrose 1.0. Here is the Jboss-Penrose Integration documentation.

            http://docs.safehaus.org/display/PENROSE10/JBoss

            Currently, in order to deploy penrose in jboss, you have to install penrose in a separate directory (e.g: /usr/local/penrose), run "ant deploy" under PENROSE_SERVER_HOME/jboss folder. This command will generate penrose.sar in this directory and will copy this file into JBoss' deployment directory.

            Penrose service can be managed via JBoss' JMX Console. e.g: Through http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/. The MBeans will be available under Penrose domain.

            I am not sure if this is the best practice for integrating Jboss, so please feel free to recommend a better integration alternative.

            Jim

            • 3. Re: Penrose Integration with Jboss
              yingyang

              Penrose 1.0 currently supports JDBC and JNDI. We are planning to add support for Flat File (Delimited) and RACF (mainframe) in Penrose 1.1. Although It would be interesting to support EJB3 too. It would allow to put an LDAP interface on business/domain objects as opposed to static data sources.