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  1. WildFly Core
  2. WFCORE-379

Give option to make the content repository browsable

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    • 3.0.0.Alpha8
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      JBoss admins regularly need to view the application content that is deployed to a server. On previous versions of JBoss this was easy to do with the deploy directory. When using the new API to install applications the contents of applications are not easily browsable or searchable.

      Would like to have a setting that enables all content to be stored in exploded format in the content repository.

            [WFCORE-379] Give option to make the content repository browsable

            I'm reassigning this one as it relates to the exploded deployment work Emmanuel is doing. See https://developer.jboss.org/docs/DOC-55497

            The description somewhat implies some server setting that would cause all uploaded content to be stored exploded. I don't know if we'll do that. We won't in the initial work discussed in the above doc. The managed exploded content support we envision will let users upload archives though, and then explode them via a management operation.

            Brian Stansberry added a comment - I'm reassigning this one as it relates to the exploded deployment work Emmanuel is doing. See https://developer.jboss.org/docs/DOC-55497 The description somewhat implies some server setting that would cause all uploaded content to be stored exploded. I don't know if we'll do that. We won't in the initial work discussed in the above doc. The managed exploded content support we envision will let users upload archives though, and then explode them via a management operation.

            Ken, I'm assigning this to you as it's in the area of content repository management where you have a couple other tasks.

            Brian Stansberry added a comment - Ken, I'm assigning this to you as it's in the area of content repository management where you have a couple other tasks.

            Removed the 'Config Admin' component as it's a more general request.

            David Hildenbrand added a comment - Removed the 'Config Admin' component as it's a more general request.

              ehugonne1@redhat.com Emmanuel Hugonnet
              dbschofield_jira Ben Schofield (Inactive)
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