Codehaus Cargo : Features
Created by Former user, last modified on Oct 08, 2005
- Configuration — A Configuration specifies how the container is configured (logging, security, data sources, location where to put deployables, etc).
- Configuration properties — Properties to configure a container (request port, shutdown port, logging level, threads, etc)
- Custom Configuration — A user-provided configuration to use instead of the default Cargo-provided ones
- Local Configuration — A configuration for a container that is running on the local machine where Cargo is executing
- Custom File Configurations
- Existing Local Configuration — Re-use an existing container installation
- Standalone Local Configuration — Configures your container in a specific directory
- Configuration files option — The configuration files are the files to add to your container's configuration. It is internally used by some containers and is accessible for you can to add extra files.
- DataSource and Resource Support
- XML replacements — The XML replacements option allows you to modify XML files of your container's configuration using XPath statements.
- Runtime Configuration — A configuration for a container that is already started
- Container — A top level interface wrapping a real physical container
- Container Instantiation — Create a container instance
- Local Container — A container executing on the machine where Cargo executes
- Container Classpath — How to configure the executing container's classpath
- Application Classpath — How to configure the classpath of the application without changing the container's own classpath
- JBoss 7.x onwards and WildFly container classpath
- Container Start — Start a container that is not already running
- Container Stop — Stop a running container
- Container Timeout — Timeout after which the container start/stop is deemed failed
- Embedded Container — A container executing in the same JVM where Cargo is running
- Installed Container — A container installed on the machine where Cargo executes.
- Installer — Installs a container
- Passing system properties — How to pass system properties that will be available to the container while executing
- Remote Container — A container that is already running on some machine (local or remote)
- Debugging — Explain how to perform debugging when something doesn't work in Cargo
- Deployment — How to deploy components to a container
- Deployable — Deployables are archives (WAR, EAR, etc) that can be deployed in the container
- Deployer — Performs a hot deployment of a Deployable
- Local Deployer — Performs a hot deployment of a Deployable on a locally installed container
- Remote Deployer — Performs a hot deployment of a Deployable on a container running on a remote machine
- Hot Deployment — Ability to deploy/undeploy Deployables into a running container
- JSR88 — JSR88-compliant containers support
- Static Deployment
- Static deployment of EAR — Deploy an EAR that will be started when the container starts
- Static deployment of EJB — Deploy an EJB (any version) that will be started when the container starts
- Static deployment of expanded WAR — Deploy an expanded WAR that will be started when the container starts
- Static deployment of OSGi Bundles — Deploy an OSGi bundle that will be started when the container starts
- Static deployment of RAR — Deploy a Java EE resource adapter (RAR) that will be started when the container starts
- Static deployment of WAR — Deploy a WAR that will be started when the container starts
- Extensions — Extensions are additions to the Cargo core Java API such as build tool plugins, IDE plugins, etc
- Ant support — Cargo provides Ant tasks to perform all the operations available from the Java API
- Cargo Daemon
- Maven2 plugin — A Maven 2 / Maven 3 plugin that wraps the Cargo Java API
- Module API — API to manipulate J2EE archives, including vendor-specific deployment descriptors