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  1. WildFly Core
  2. WFCORE-4839

Routed composite operation loses address parts

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      On domain controller:

      /system-property=abc:add(value=1)

      :composite(steps=[{"operation" => "read-resource","address" => [("host" => "slave"),("server" => "slave-server-one"),("system-property" => "*")]}])

      For more detail see here.

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      On domain controller: /system-property=abc:add(value=1) :composite(steps=[{ "operation" => "read-resource" , "address" => [( "host" => "slave" ),( "server" => "slave-server-one" ),( "system-property" => "*" )]}]) For more detail see here .
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      In case all operations are targeting the same server the host/server part can be used as the address for the composite operation itself. (This way the results will be consistent on all hosts)

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      In case all operations are targeting the same server the host/server part can be used as the address for the composite operation itself. (This way the results will be consistent on all hosts)

      In a master/slave domain setup a composite operation sent to a slave will remove the "host" and "server" parts from the nested operation's address and those will not be added back to the result. Only happens with a composite operation.

              yborgess1@redhat.com Yeray Borges Santana
              mpetrov@redhat.com Michal Petrov
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