Salute,
How can I find all installed orbeon-applications?
Or, how can I find all available page-flows/resources in their environment?
We have roughly the following setup:
A WAR file containing most of orbeon-form-runner (a stripped orbeon.war)
plus other application-relevant-code and all X-forms modules, fragments,
actions, processors and so on, is installed in the tomcat webapps directory.
Our application specific X-Forms packages reside in separate JAR files which
will be installed optionally in the libs-directory in tomcat. The resource
manager is configured (default-setting in orbeon.war) to read first the
classloader and then the WebApp resources.
Now I'd like to know on startup which resources (page-flows?) are available
in my particular installation and which are missing. The general WAR is
always there and contains includes that may be used by the X-forms in the
JARs files. This has been working just fine for a while now.
The requirement to do it the other way around is giving me headaches though,
since the JARs may or may not be there, but we need to reference/include
them from the WAR file. For example to display a homepage with all the
X-Forms the customer has in the tomcat libs directory - each included in one
tab of a tabview.
My first approximation to get the information, is to manually load all
resources which I know might exist with regular JVM-classloader and thereby
gather information on all available resources/page-flows that are installed.
I'm wondering if there is a more flexible and more elegant approach? It
would be sufficient to refresh the information at application startup.
Thanks for sharing some thoughts.
Cheers
Heinrich
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