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| Re: Adding JBoss runtime configuration from plugin [message #187644 is a reply to message #187603] |
Wed, 07 February 2007 06:04   |
 Gorkem Ercan
Messages: 166
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Below is a code snippet from the junit tests for jonas. It show the way
to add attributes to a generic server. Of course jboss has a different
set of properties.
GenericServerRuntime runtimeDelegate =
(GenericServerRuntime)runtimeWorkingCopy.loadAdapter(Generic ServerRuntime.class,new
NullProgressMonitor());
HashMap props = new HashMap();
props.put("mappernames", "");
props.put("classPathVariableName", "JONAS");
props.put("serverAddress", "127.0.0.1");
props.put("jonasBase", "C:\\JOnAS-4.1.4");
props.put("jonasRoot", "C:\\JOnAS-4.1.4");
props.put("classPath", "C:\\JOnAS-4.1.4");
props.put("protocols", "C:\\JOnAS-4.1.4");
props.put("port", "9000");
runtimeDelegate.setServerInstanceProperties(props);
//Save the runtime working copy
runtimeWorkingCopy.save(false,null);
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Gorkem
Mark Berner wrote:
> How can I can add JBoss runtime configuration from plugin.
>
> Code below creates Runtime configuration, but it does not set add JBoss
> root location. As I understand that I should send property
> "serverRootDirectory" to configuration bu I didn't way how.
>
> I will very appreciate for any help
> Mark
>
>
> IServerType serverTypeJBoss4 = ServerCore
> findServerType("org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.jboss4");
> if (serverTypeJBoss4 != null)
> {
> IRuntimeType runtimeType = serverTypeJBoss4.getRuntimeType();
> if (runtimeType != null)
> {
> IRuntimeWorkingCopy runtimeWorkingCopy = runtimeType.createRuntime(
> "jboss.runtime", monitor);
>
> runtimeWorkingCopy.setLocation(newPath(jbossHomeDir.getCanon icalPath()));
> runtimeWorkingCopy.save(true, monitor);
> }
> }
>
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