This page provides links to review drafts of new and changed documentation for the GlassFish Server 3.1 configuration. Mandatory reviewers for each item are listed in each section. Changes to existing documentation since the last release are marked with change bars. No changes are marked in new documentation. Please provide your feedback by adding a comment to this page. To simplify the processing of your comments, please add your comments in the format in the sample comment. Review existing comments to see known issues and avoid duplicates.
Changes to Books Domain File Format Reference Changes
Section |
Documentation Impact |
Reviewers |
applications and subelements |
Moderate |
Hong Zhang, Tim Quinn |
availability-service and subelements |
Moderate |
Mahesh Kannan, Joe Fialli |
group-management-service, clusters, and subelements |
Major |
Joe Fialli, Bobby Bissett |
network-config and subelements |
Moderate |
Rajiv Mordani, Shing-Wai Chan |
nodes and subelements |
NEW |
Joe Di Pol |
resources and subelements |
Moderate |
Jagadish Ramu, Shalini Muthukrishnan |
secure-admin and subelements |
NEW |
Kumar Jayanti |
Remaining elements |
Minor |
Tom Mueller |
Changes to Online Help Changes to Man Pages Mandatory reviewers in addition to the reviewers that are listed in the table are as follows:
Comment ID |
Location |
Comment |
RJP-001 |
verify-domain-xml(1) man page |
Sample comment. Should provide a proposed fix and correct content if applicable. |
RJP-002 |
application element |
Another sample comment. |
 Posted by rebeccaparks at Nov 08, 2010 14:28
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Comment ID |
Location |
Comment |
trm-1 |
verify-domain-xml |
I don't recall that the --domaindir options for the commands that Paul is documenting have the information about the AS_DEF_DOMAINS_PATH environment variable. The pages should be consistent about this. |
trm-2 |
verify-domain-xml example |
The example shows the --verbose option, but the synopsis does not. There is no --verbose option. |
trm-3 |
verify-domain-xml |
It might be useful to say what the command actually checks. As of now, the only thing the command checks is: 1. That the XML file can be parsed 2. That the names for various elements (configs, listeners, etc.) are unique. Other checks may be added in the future. |
 Posted by trmueller at Nov 17, 2010 10:41
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