- #Macfusion sshkeys how to
- #Macfusion sshkeys Patch
Establish and in the future enforce naming conventions. Since the database is the heart of the application, I think it deserves a lot of attention and major performance boost could be gained by doing a clean up. I'm sure that Atlassian has lots of ideas about what Confluence 3.0 should look like, but Atlassian guys, in case you start to run out of ideas, here is my wish list: Fix the Database SchemaĬonfluence has been in development for years and the database schema definitely shows that. Not because marketing said it's time for that, but because the changes in the application are so significant. Sometimes it was trivial to enhance the code or fix a bug, other times it was not, but what I want to write about today are things that were not possible at all without irreversibly forking the code.Ĭonfluence 3.0 should be a version that really deserves to have the first digit incremented. That makes me think about what's next.Īs a part of my adventures of working on Sun's external wiki, I've been working on Confluence plugins and even the Confluence core code for a year and a half now, adding new features, enhancing the existing features and very often fixing bugs. I tested this with Glassfish v2, I'll have to check if it works with the upcoming v3 as well.Ĭonfluence 2.9 was released last month and I've seen references to 2.10 in the Confluence issue tracker, so I expect to see it out in 1-2 months. Edit your /domain//config/domain.xml and add attribute classpath-prefix="$/lib/patches/" to the node. 
#Macfusion sshkeys Patch
Copy the jar with your patch into this directory. To make life easier for others and google to index this information, here is a brief recap: Then luckily I found this discussion on the glassfish mailing list, which describes the process. #Macfusion sshkeys how to
But even some extensive googling didn't easily reveal how to apply them. I found several patches posted on the issue tracker and paying customers have access to tested and supported patch bundles, which are released outside of the regular release cycle. To my big surprise I was not able to find the official way to apply patches to a glassfish installation. Recently I've been working quite extensively with glassfish and had a need to apply a patch for some of the core code.
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