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1. Re: API for reading current container's properties
aslak Jun 16, 2014 6:57 AM (in response to jenskreidler)No User facing API no, What do you need them for?
If you're just looking to connect to the Management API you can inject @ArquillianResource ManagementClient.
ManagementClient has a method getControllerClient that return a connected ModelControllerClient.
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2. Re: API for reading current container's properties
jenskreidler Jun 19, 2014 3:24 AM (in response to aslak)Much thanks Aslak. An instance of ManagementClient is sufficient. I need it to setup my arquillian-enabled integration-test and configure my ejb client against the server, no matter if the current arq-test is running locally (development) or in the CI server using an other maven-profile, thus pointing to an other server.