EAP 6 and the JEE 6 web profile

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Issue

  • In EAP 6, because of the lazy loading of modules, users can start the appserver with full set of services but if an application only has a subset of services/modules, those are the ones which would be loaded. Is this how EAP 6 is guaranteeing compliance with the lighter weight JEE 6 Web profile?

  • Having said that, what is the reasoning behind having more than one configuration files e.g. standalone.xml, standalone-full.xml, standalone-full-ha.xml, standalone-ha.xml? With the current lazy loading architecture, shouldn’t a single config with all services defined suffice?

  • Is there a correlation between the config files and the JEE 6 profiles ie. standalone.xml for the web profile and standalone-full.xml for the full profile?

  • All the documentation I have seen simply states that EAP 6 is compliant to both the profiles but I want to know if there is any relation between the various config files and JEE 6 profile support.

Environment

  • Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP)
    • 6.x

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