Actually, when I called Bob this morning (his time) and queried about news, the first thing he told me was “Didn’t you see my blog?…”. See? Isn’t that a great strategy? He found a way to make ME feel guilty for not doing my homework i.e. not reading his blog. I just subscribed to your RSS feed Bob, so this won’t happen anymore, I promise ;)

Oh, but more importantly: GREAT WORK BOB! I would have been slightly sad to see you provide some kind of hack on top of the MC, and the fact that you’ve spend time and energy learning about the MC to use its proper interfaces, is great. Thanks!

Onward,

sacha

Thanks for the code-review. I’ll dive through it all again and neaten it up.

I’ll definitely adjust from MBeans to MC beans.

Thanks!

RailsEnvironmentParsingDeployer
– no need to additionally put parsed metadata as attachment
– abstract parsing deployer already does that for you; as managed object
– attachments are searched hierarchically
– unit.getAttachment finds the first one in hierarchy

RailsStructure
– in case of error, cleanup context info you created

RailsAppDeployer
– i guess more VFS based abstract deployer could be used :-)
– as discussed, mbeans –> mc beans
– missing ServiceMetaData (BeanMetaData after move to MC beans) output

;-)

good work.

When can we expect a download of the Minimalist Jboss AS along with your work together in a bundle ?

BR,
~A