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From 01/15/2014 to 02/13/2014
02/13/2014
- 01:17 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > You mean only the clients started with the spawner, right?
Right.
> we will at least need a broker to run on ... - 12:41 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> Today we assume that the clients will run on the same system, but I see many use cases where that... - 10:27 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > But I don't think I fully grasp the scenario you are referring to: if P2J server S1 wants to start a batch process...
- 10:08 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- 1. Looking inside the spawner.c code I understood that the spawner became an universal tool.
You add an option to g... - 07:08 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- About the scheduler and cron: there is the @Quartz@ library from Terracota released under @Apache Licence V2@: http:/...
- 01:47 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> My only concern is that the server is very tightly coupled to the command line generation for the... - 07:06 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Code Review 0212e
I am OK with the changes.
My only concern is that the server is very tightly coupled to the c...
02/12/2014
- 01:34 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg, about your review notes:
A. from note 26:
1. the private key strength: 1024 bytes or better is enforced and i... - 03:40 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> > I want to have a central place to spawn P2J clients, regardless of their type, as this will all...
02/11/2014
- 04:37 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > I want to have a central place to spawn P2J clients, regardless of their type, as this will allow us to restrict th...
- 04:14 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Code Review 0207e
Sorry, it took me a while to digest this large update. It is quite good. It seems to me that t... - 12:08 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> > keys are hard coded to 1024-bytes - should we make this configurable?
>
> Yes. Default to 1... - 11:40 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > keys are hard coded to 1024-bytes - should we make this configurable?
Yes. Default to 1024 but allow other size...
02/10/2014
- 12:42 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- We should not hard code the paths into the makefile. It is best to require that to be defined as a parameter on the a...
- 12:23 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg, a question: when using @JNI_CreateJavaVM@ to create a new JVM instance, the compiled code needs to link with th...
- 07:48 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> 0. As part of the installation/setup of spawn, we would have a keystore in the file system. That...
02/07/2014
- 06:52 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- This adds the SSL certificate generation into the directory and the support to use this data to start processes / web...
- 04:44 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg Shah wrote:
> The use of BouncyCastle is OK.
OK, Bouncy Castle is limited to only one class and is hidden behi... - 07:58 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- The use of BouncyCastle is OK.
- 04:08 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- I saw that is a major code refactoring. As I understood the chuiWeb node will be replaced by a global node and per cl...
- 07:47 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- I've been trying not to add more external dependencies to the project and use what J2SE provides, but I couldn't find...
02/06/2014
- 01:16 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Attached update contains the scheduler support, used to launch the appserver and batch processes. The spawner infrast...
- 11:14 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > do we need to provide a way to read into the directory an existing configuration? I.e. for MAJIC, it will read the ...
- 11:11 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg, about the security configuration (keystores, truststores, etc):
# do we need to provide a way to read into the...
02/04/2014
- 09:47 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > Currently, Utils.getDirectoryNode APIs do not allow for this kind of search: this is either per-server or per-accou...
- 09:45 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg, another issue: to automatically launch processes via the scheduler, I want to be able to read the various confi...
- 08:43 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > we need a secure way of launching a process under a user without access to the user's password
How about this id... - 07:41 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- > Another improvement that we can do is to keep the \n when we read the password.
> Doing so the spawner cannot be u... - 04:00 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Marius Gligor wrote:
> 1. The credentials used by spawner are user/password of the user account, that is, the user m... - 02:25 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Marius Gligor wrote:
> 1. The credentials used by spawner are user/password of the user account, that is, the user m... - 02:20 AM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- 1. The credentials used by spawner are user/password of the user account, that is, the user must have an account.
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02/03/2014
- 05:50 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Yes, I understand the problem.
> if possible (maybe by giving the spawner app higher privileges), start the proces... - 03:53 PM Feature #2124: improve/simplify the startup of server-side batch processes and appserver "agent" ...
- Greg, a question about launching a process using the spawner. Currently, the @spawn@ application requires as input va...
01/20/2014
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