[jira] [Comment Edited] (FALCON-83) Option to build distributed packages

["Shwetha G S (JIRA)" <ji...@apache.org>]

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Shwetha G S edited comment on FALCON-83 at 8/23/13 9:25 AM:
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1. Can we ship the libs & classes, and exclude the war from bin-package & prism-packages
- war is required for jetty
2. Can we exclude the client libs from bin & prism packages
- Instead of installing another client tgz, its better to just package it in the same tgz
3. Does it make sense to add a falcon bin script that works in dev mode. Currently the falcon bin script doesn't work with the mvn jetty:run version
- Will address it as part of adding examples
4. I see the id in bin-package.xml set as bin. But the installationstep.twiki refers to falcon-server. Are they consistent ?
- Yes. Option <baseDirectory>falcon-server-${project.version}</baseDirectory> expands bin package as falcon-server
5. Just curious why it was required for the embedded mq port to be settable through args with default as 61616. Change looks fine though.
- Just in case if the port is not available
6. I see references to prism-start, but dont find it in the patch
- It didn't show up in status as it was ignored by .gitignore. Will add it
7. falcon-stop seems to be renamed to prism-stop. What happens to the pid file? How is it named ? Has the possibility of falcon-server and prism-server on the same host been considered?
- pid file is still falcon.pid. The pid file goes into {package}/logs. Since they are different packages, they will not conflict

Will check the build failure
                
      was (Author: shwethags):
    1. Can we ship the libs & classes, and exclude the war from bin-package & prism-packages
- war is required for jetty
2. Can we exclude the client libs from bin & prism packages
- Instead of installing another client tgz, its better to just package it in the same tgz
3. Does it make sense to add a falcon bin script that works in dev mode. Currently the falcon bin script doesn't work with the mvn jetty:run version
- Will address it as part of adding examples
4. I see the id in bin-package.xml set as bin. But the installationstep.twiki refers to falcon-server. Are they consistent ?
- Yes. Option <baseDirectory>falcon-server-${project.version}</baseDirectory> expands bin package as falcon-server
5. Just curious why it was required for the embedded mq port to be settable through args with default as 61616. Change looks fine though.
- Just in case if the port is not available
6. I see references to prism-start, but dont find it in the patch
- It didn't show up in status as it was ignored by .gitignore. Will add it
7. falcon-stop seems to be renamed to prism-stop. What happens to the pid file? How is it named ? Has the possibility of falcon-server and prism-server on the same host been considered?
- pid file is still falcon.pid. The pid file goes into {package}/logs. Since they are different packages, they will not conflict

Will check the build failure. Worked for me
                  
> Option to build distributed packages
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>
>                 Key: FALCON-83
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FALCON-83
>             Project: Falcon
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>    Affects Versions: 0.4
>            Reporter: Shwetha G S
>            Assignee: Shwetha G S
>              Labels: package
>         Attachments: FALCON-83.patch, FALCON-83-v2.patch, FALCON-83-v3.patch, FALCON-83-v4.patch
>
>
> distributed profile builds 2 wars - one for prism and another for falcon server. The assembly plugin with distributed profile should also build 2 packages - one for prism and another for falcon server

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