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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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I had the following questions/suggestions after reviewing chapters 6 and 7 of the JBoss Server Migration Tool User Guide.
- All of the sections that have a subsystem in the heading should, according to our guidelines, be using the uppercase, not lowercase version. For example, "Update the EJB 3 Subsystem".
- "It adds concurrent cache to the web cache container."
- I'm pretty sure it actually doesn't do this now. They took it out. Not sure if this just needs to be removed from this guide, or if the actual tool needs an update. You can check out this JIRA that mentions it, but you can also look in the default config, there isn't an concurrent cache.
- This is also mentioned in the table below.
- "It adds the EJB cache"
- Unless I'm mistaken, there already was an 'ejb' cache container in 6.4.
- "Specifies the name of the JMS connection factory for the default datasource."
- I don't think this is accurate/related to a datasource. I think it should be "Specifies the name of the default JMS connection factory."
- "not deploy or work as expected or might not work at all"
- Can this piece be reworked to not have two or's?
- "Because the JBoss EAP 7 security realm configurations are fully compatible with the JBoss EAP 7.0 security realm configurations"
- Should this be "Because the JBoss EAP 7.1 security realm configurations..." ?
- "previously configured in the server kernel"
- We don't refer to anything as the server kernel. Perhaps "previously configured in the management core service" or something like that? It was in /core-service=management/
- Unsure of what a "plug-in module" was supposed to be. We don't have a reference to anything called that in our docs currently.
- I had a few concerns about the reuse of some topics specifically for 7.0 to 7.1. I think that some of the items are only if you're coming from 6.4. There might be others, but I think these are 6.4 only:
- The addition of the "server" cache container in the infinispan subsystem
- The new response headers in the undertow subsystem