Recent changes to feature-requests Ryan<div class="markdown_content"><p>Need a way to figure out what extra memory each vm <br /> instance should have for the TreeCache. Maybe <br /> methods on the TreeCache could report stats <br /> dynamically.</p></div>DO NOT POST HERE: Use http://jira.jboss.com2005-03-14T20:57:17Z2005-03-14T20:57:17ZAdrian Brock<div class="markdown_content"><p>Use <a href=""></a></p></div>run.* startup scripts2005-03-14T20:49:34Z2005-03-14T20:49:34ZLars Kral<div class="markdown_content"><p>How about adding a %JBOSS_OPTS% variable to the list of<br /> JVM args? Using the %JAVA_ARGS% is not flexible enough<br /> to pass -Xmx or -Xms (or something similar) because it<br /> also affects the tomcat startup script for example.</p> <p>Cheers,<br /> Lars</p></div>Deployed Resources View2005-01-06T20:21:19Z2005-01-06T20:21:19ZMartín López<div class="markdown_content"><p>It would be very usefull to have a view that shows all <br /> deployed resources, so it would be unnecesary to <br /> search the projects tree for any resource to redeploy.</p></div>twiddle: return non-zero code on error2004-12-08T21:06:55Z2004-12-08T21:06:55Zgunter zeilinger<div class="markdown_content"><p>The twiddle utility does not return proper return<br /> (exit) code when it exits. It always returns 0. It<br /> would be nice a non-zero result code was returned on<br /> error.</p></div>How do Tomcat and JBoss deal with how multiple web.xml files2004-12-02T21:10:23Z2004-12-02T21:10:23Zrzx123<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi,</p> <p>Would you help me for the following or point me to the <br /> right direction?</p> <p>How do Tomcat and JBoss deal with how multiple <br /> web.xml files are dealt with? The particular scenario <br /> would be: How is a servlet filter defined in the container-<br /> level web.xml, as well as in each webapp's web.xml? If <br /> there are web.xml entries in both places, does it <br /> read/process both? Also, we need to know if it works <br /> for both Tomcat and JBoss, with JBoss being our primary <br /> target.</p> <p>Please email to if you can reply.</p> <p>Thanks,</p> <p>Robert</p></div>Make the JBoss server runnable from a read-only partition2004-11-22T21:45:03Z2004-11-22T21:45:03ZDaniel Dickman<div class="markdown_content"><p>In an enterprise setting, JBoss would be installed <br /> as /opt/jboss-3.2.x which would be a read-only area. <br /> The problem with the current setup of JBoss is that it <br /> expects to be able to write to /opt/jboss-3.2.x/server/<br /> {all,default,minimal}. Making JBoss instances easily <br /> accessible from a different area than /opt/jboss-<br /> 3.2.x/server/ is important in this environment and would <br /> be a very useful improvement.</p></div>[JBoss-IDE] CTRL-ALT-Fx keys used to changed ttys in Linux2004-11-15T14:10:11Z2004-11-15T14:10:11ZBruno Grieder<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi,</p> <p>The shortcuts for<br /> -Run xDoclet (Ctrl-Alt-F6)<br /> -Run Packaging (Ctrl-Alt-F7)<br /> -Redeploy (Ctrl-Alt-F8)</p> <p>are very handy and we would actually wish there would<br /> be a shortcut to perform at once these 3 operations in<br /> that order (subject to sucessfull completion of the<br /> previous one).</p> <p>Unfortunately, these key combinations are used in Linux<br /> to Change ttys.</p> <p>Could we have a different mapping or - probably better<br /> - the possibility to change the key mappings.</p> <p>Thanks</p> <p>Bruno</p></div>Packaging Configuration - Customize ANT tasks2004-11-12T18:14:48Z2004-11-12T18:14:48ZPhilip<div class="markdown_content"><p>It would be very nice to open up the packaging panel to <br /> allow to specify ANT task properties.</p> <p>e.g. possible to specify a customized file for <br /> a "jar" type task.</p></div>JBossIDE: Indent / Unindent2004-11-11T22:44:04Z2004-11-11T22:44:04ZDan Watling<div class="markdown_content"><p>I'd like to see two things:</p> <p>- Unindent (i.e. shift-tab)<br /> - Block indent and unindents</p></div>