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      • 15. Re: QueueDeployer?
        clebert.suconic

         

        "clebert.suconic@jboss.com" wrote:
        "ataylor" wrote:

        "Tim Fox" wrote:
        I'm not sure what you mean here. But JBM already supports multiple queue files ending in *-queues.xml


        Not true, I think Jeff looked at what was involved with this and we came to the conclusion that we shouldn't do it.iirc it was because we would have had to scan the full classpath.



        What about configuring the file-names on properties through jbm-beans.xml? If the user wants to add a jbm-Factory-jms.xml and another jbm-Store-jms.xml, all he have to do is change the POJO on jbm-beans.xml instead of changing the java code for that.


        Please Ignore me.... there is already a property on XMLDeployer. I was confusing it with getDefaultFiles, and the FileDeploymentManager will use getConfigFileNames().

        • 16. Re: QueueDeployer?
          timfox

          Each example should have its own copy of run.sh too, since different examples may want to start the server with different memory or other JVM settings too.

          • 17. Re: QueueDeployer?
            ataylor

             

            Each example should have its own copy of run.sh too, since different examples may want to start the server with different memory or other JVM settings too.


            Is there any need for a run.sh (or run.bat). The script just calls Ant and any properties can be over ridden via the ant script.

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