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Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:20:50 +1100
From: John Sisson <jrsisson@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: parents (imports) of configurations
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Where can I find the jmx-explorer and have these tweaks you mentioned 
been documented or a patch updated?  It sounds like it will be useful 
for others.

Thanks,

John

Joe Bohn wrote:
>
> I was able to get the jmx-explorer working with some tweaks and some 
> offline conversations with Simon.   It does show this information for 
> the currently running assembly and the set of configurations it 
> includes (although there were some oddities that Simon is checking 
> into).   It would be good if we could get this updated  utility live 
> sometime.
>
> However, it still might be valuable to see this in totality (at least 
> it was for me when making changes that affect all of the assemblies) 
> with the parents of all configurations and not just those for a 
> particular assembly.  It's also nice to have it in a graphical form.   
> But there is certainly *a lot* to be said for getting live information 
> and not maintaining another representation.
>
> If nobody else finds this useful I'll just continue to use it myself.
>
> Joe
>
>
> Simon Godik wrote:
>>>  Joe Bohn wrote:
>>
>>> I'm not sure if these charts are helpful for anybody else or not.  It's
>>
>>> a point in time snapshot that I created of parent (import) dependencies
>>
>>> between configurations at the moment (which some of the changes that I
>>
>>> have pending to clean up some dependencies).
>>
>>>
>>
>>> The first page has the server configuration imports and the second page
>>
>>> includes the client and "childless" configs (configs not referenced as
>>
>>> parents by any other configuration).
>>
>>>
>>
>>> If you think it's useful then I will try to find a location where we 
>>> can
>>
>>> keep this ... but I suspect it would get out of date fairly quickly.
>>
>>>
>>
>>> Joe
>>
>>  
>>
>> In my long lost jmx explorer (still attached to some jira) I have 
>> configuration tree that shows these relationships
>>
>>  
>>
>> Simon
>>
>>  
>>
>