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--*-text-*- $Id: NEWS.Gentoo,v 1.1 2004/08/08 17:14:25 stuart Exp $
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-* net-www/jboss-3.2.5
-
-SERVER_HOME Changes
--------------------
-
-Prior to this release in Portage, the SERVER_HOME (ie. /var/lib/jboss)
-used to deploy user applications was maintained with CONFIG_PROTECT.
-There are a few problems with this approach:
-
-    1. Upon updating, you may have to merge over 100 files with
-       etc-update.
-
-    2. Most of the files in SERVER_HOME are binary in nature and do
-       not benifit from CONFIG_PROTECT.
-
-    3. The CONFIG_PROTECT mechanism is only capable of merging files.
-       Thus the mechanism cannot support updates which require old
-       files in SERVER_HOME to be removed.
-
-Release net-www/jboss-3.2.5 onward will no longer maintain SERVER_HOME
-with CONFIG_PROTECT.  Instead of this, we recommended you to consider
-creating your own SERVER_HOME sub-directory based on the 3 templates
-provided by the JBoss installation (ie. SERVER_HOME/all,
-SERVER_HOME/default and SERVER_HOME/minimal).
-
-After you have made your own SERVER_HOME sub-directory, simply
-annotate /etc/conf.d/jboss so that JBoss uses your SERVER_HOME
-sub-directory rather than the default one. e.g.
-
-    cp -a /var/lib/jboss/default /var/lib/jboss/myserver
-    sed -i 's,^\(JBOSS_CONF=\).*,\1"myserver",g' /etc/conf.d/jboss
-
-Log4J Changes
--------------
-
-The log4j.xml configuration file now sets prority INFO for
-"org.apache.commons" category which is extremely noise at DEBUG
-priority.
-
-
-Authors of this Document
-------------------------
-
-Matthew Kennedy <mkennedy@gentoo.org>